According to researchers, it is worth considering whether these findings “may precede detectable cognitive deficits” in the future. 

Sen. Roger Marshall, MD, R-Kan., recently proposed the Patients First Act of 2026 in the upper chamber, drawing praise from the American College of Radiology. 

During our upcoming webinar and live Q&A session, imaging leaders can gain real-world insight into how others have successfully moved beyond isolated automation tools to more streamlined workflows.

Scientists have identified a magnetic resonance imaging feature that could signal which individuals are more likely to be vulnerable to cognitive decline later in life. 

The University of California, Irvine, has developed a natural language processing tool, which extracts smoking info and identifies screening-eligible patients from free-text clinical notes. 

The company charges $349 per exam and promises screening results in 48 hours, with pain-free scans that avoid compression, radiation and contrast dye. 

The vendor estimates that its revenue has grown 2.5x year over year, with average total contract value reaching more than $5 million. 

The first-of-its-kind platform allows operators to remove more thrombus without being concerned about blood loss.

Certain lots of argatroban, a blood thinner often used as an alternative to heparin during PCI, have been recalled due to the presence of particulate matter. The affected products should not be used to treat any patients due to an increased risk of adverse events.