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Referrers often forgo physical exams on patients prior to ordering imaging | Radiation therapy systems subject of recall | More
Monday, September 22, 2025
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Over half of providers forgo physical exams on patients prior to ordering imaging

Experts recently sought to determine whether this habit impacts clinical reasoning and diagnostic yield. They shared their findings in the European Journal of Radiology. 

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Over half of providers forgo physical exams on patients prior to ordering imaging

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Experts recently sought to determine whether this habit impacts clinical reasoning and diagnostic yield. They shared their findings in the European Journal of Radiology. 
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Hundreds of radiation therapy systems subject to FDA recall

A Class 2 recall has been issued for the systems due to a software glitch that could impact treatment accuracy. 

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Hundreds of radiation therapy systems subject to FDA recall

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A Class 2 recall has been issued for the systems due to a software glitch that could impact treatment accuracy. 
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Radiation exposure during imaging may be causing some pediatric cancer cases

Although the risk of developing cancer due to radiation exposure during medical imaging is small, there are clear associations between the two.

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Radiation exposure during imaging may be causing some pediatric cancer cases

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Although the risk of developing cancer due to radiation exposure during medical imaging is small, there are clear associations between the two.
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New study suggests link between birth defects and preconception CT imaging

The findings raise concerns about women who are planning on becoming pregnant and imaging-related radiation exposure in the weeks leading up to conception.

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New study suggests link between birth defects and preconception CT imaging

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The findings raise concerns about women who are planning on becoming pregnant and imaging-related radiation exposure in the weeks leading up to conception.
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Breast ultrasound finding may signal invasive cancer, research suggests

Though this finding is relatively uncommon, it is expected that the BI-RADS 6th edition ultrasound lexicon will include it as a feature associated with malignancy.

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Echogenic rinds on ultrasound may signal invasive cancer.
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Breast ultrasound finding may signal invasive cancer, research suggests

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Echogenic rinds on ultrasound may signal invasive cancer.
Though this finding is relatively uncommon, it is expected that the BI-RADS 6th edition ultrasound lexicon will include it as a feature associated with malignancy.
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Are LLMs ready for radiology? Research reveals how chatbots' performance has evolved over time

Large language models have shown great potential in medical imaging, but their success has been hindered by their wavering effectiveness. Now, nearly three years after ChatGPT's release, experts are sharing new insights. 

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Are LLMs ready for radiology? Research reveals how chatbots' performance has evolved over time

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Large language models have shown great potential in medical imaging, but their success has been hindered by their wavering effectiveness. Now, nearly three years after ChatGPT's release, experts are sharing new insights. 
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Radiologists see significant reduction in reading times with AI-generated reports

Acceptability also increased considerably, “suggesting growing confidence in AI-generated reports over time,” experts write in JACR. 

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Radiologists see significant reduction in reading times with AI-generated reports

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Acceptability also increased considerably, “suggesting growing confidence in AI-generated reports over time,” experts write in JACR. 
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Healthcare AI today: Inflationary AI, China’s AI vs. ours, Joint Commission AI guidance, more

Picture yourself interacting with an AI model that can tell you when you might develop any of 1,000 disease conditions over the coming 10+ years. OK, now see yourself finding out such a model is already here.

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Healthcare AI today: Inflationary AI, China’s AI vs. ours, Joint Commission AI guidance, more

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Picture yourself interacting with an AI model that can tell you when you might develop any of 1,000 disease conditions over the coming 10+ years. OK, now see yourself finding out such a model is already here.
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Doximity and OpenEvidence sue each other in spat over medical AI trade secrets

Both companies are working on ChatGPT-like platforms designed exclusively for medical professionals. OpenEvidence accuses Doximity of attempting to steal its proprietary code, while the latter fires back with a defamation claim. 

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Doximity and OpenEvidence sue each other in spat over medical AI trade secrets

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Both companies are working on ChatGPT-like platforms designed exclusively for medical professionals. OpenEvidence accuses Doximity of attempting to steal its proprietary code, while the latter fires back with a defamation claim. 
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Oral semaglutide linked to significant weight loss as Novo Nordisk awaits FDA approval

An oral version of the popular GLP-1 drug was associated with multiple benefits, including considerable improvements in BMI and waist circumference. Previous research found that it reduces certain heart risks in patients with type 2 diabetes.

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Oral semaglutide linked to significant weight loss as Novo Nordisk awaits FDA approval

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An oral version of the popular GLP-1 drug was associated with multiple benefits, including considerable improvements in BMI and waist circumference. Previous research found that it reduces certain heart risks in patients with type 2 diabetes.
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