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Tuesday, July 15, 2025
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AI ups detection of small prostate lesions by nearly 20%

Many experts believe that artifcial intelligence could help address issues with reader variability on prostate MRIs. 

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AI ups detection of small prostate lesions by nearly 20%

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Many experts believe that artifcial intelligence could help address issues with reader variability on prostate MRIs. 
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Doppler ultrasound offers accurate, accessible alternative for diagnosing peripheral artery disease

Experts believe the method could be easily integrated into clinical settings and improve screening for PAD.

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Doppler ultrasound offers accurate, accessible alternative for diagnosing peripheral artery disease

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Experts believe the method could be easily integrated into clinical settings and improve screening for PAD.
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AI algorithm that diagnoses depression from MRI scans gains key regulatory approval

Experts are hopeful the software can bring more objectivity to the diagnostic process by giving providers visual evidence of alterations in brain activity.

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AI algorithm that diagnoses depression from MRI scans gains key regulatory approval

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Experts are hopeful the software can bring more objectivity to the diagnostic process by giving providers visual evidence of alterations in brain activity.
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Software glitch triggers FDA recall of nearly 2,000 GE SPECT and CT systems

According to the notification, the issue can cause the scanners to inadvertently move during imaging. 

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Software glitch triggers FDA recall of nearly 2,000 GE SPECT and CT systems

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According to the notification, the issue can cause the scanners to inadvertently move during imaging. 
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2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule proposes 3.6% pay bump, permanent remote imaging supervision

Physicians expressed concern Monday about newly proposed "efficiency adjustments" in the federal payment program, which could drag down reimbursement for many services. 

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2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule proposes 3.6% pay bump, permanent remote imaging supervision

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Physicians expressed concern Monday about newly proposed "efficiency adjustments" in the federal payment program, which could drag down reimbursement for many services. 
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AI and QI—a partnership made for healthcare

Within healthcare, artificial intelligence and quality improvement have some things in common. 

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AI and QI—a partnership made for healthcare

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Within healthcare, artificial intelligence and quality improvement have some things in common. 
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Judge overturns Biden-era rule that curbed medical debt reporting after CFPB backs off

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau joined trade lobby groups in asking a federal court to vacate the rule, which would have forbidden creditors from considering medical debt in lending decisions.

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Judge overturns Biden-era rule that curbed medical debt reporting after CFPB backs off

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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau joined trade lobby groups in asking a federal court to vacate the rule, which would have forbidden creditors from considering medical debt in lending decisions.
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AI-enhanced echocardiography improves early detection of cardiac amyloidosis

The first FDA-cleared AI model of its kind was found to be an accurate screening tool for cardiac amyloidosis.

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Ultromics EchoGo Amyloidosis artificial intelligence. A first of its kind AI model developed by Mayo Clinic and Ultromics Ltd., was found to be highly accurate in screening for cardiac amyloidosis in a large 2,612 patient clinical trial. The findings were published in the European Heart Journal.[1] Mayo Clinic, investigators at the University of Chicago Medicine and collaborators around the world at other sites, validated and tested the model on a large and multi-ethnic population.
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AI-enhanced echocardiography improves early detection of cardiac amyloidosis

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Ultromics EchoGo Amyloidosis artificial intelligence. A first of its kind AI model developed by Mayo Clinic and Ultromics Ltd., was found to be highly accurate in screening for cardiac amyloidosis in a large 2,612 patient clinical trial. The findings were published in the European Heart Journal.[1] Mayo Clinic, investigators at the University of Chicago Medicine and collaborators around the world at other sites, validated and tested the model on a large and multi-ethnic population.
The first FDA-cleared AI model of its kind was found to be an accurate screening tool for cardiac amyloidosis.
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