"Particularly strong" performance among women in their 70s signals the importance of continuing screening into later ages, experts write in RSNA's Radiology: Imaging Cancer. 

With the help of a $4M appropriation from HHS, the UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute is rolling out 2 of 3 new state-of-the-art mobile lung screening coaches, with the third following soon. 

UW-Madison is adding to its radionuclide research and production facilities, including the nation’s first cyclotron dedicated to producing alpha-particle-emitting radionuclides. 

Amid expanding use of image-guided therapies in oncology, interventional radiology experts are calling for action to address this issue.

An investigation into patient complaints revealed the technologist's treatment of women during mammograms fell seriously below expected professional standards.

“Patient safety should remain the central organizing principle, and regulatory flexibility should be paired with clear, enforceable safeguards," RSNA said in recently shared comments. 

PCPs are crucial to engaging patients and facilitating screening but may face myriad barriers such as knowledge gaps, lack of time, and difficulty collecting smoking history. 

New findings highlight the need for better training in risk communication and patient engagement among radiology trainees early in their careers.  

Researchers see potential applications in initial staging, evaluation of suspected recurrence and selection of patients for future targeted radioligand therapy. 

Centene echoes complaints previously brought up by Alignment Health, accusing the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services of violating the Administrative Procedure Act. In both cases, a July judicial victory by another healthcare payer may set the precedent.

Eko Health's Core 300 stethoscope offers noise cancellation, amplification and a real-time display of the patient's heart data. Clinicians can also use the same device for traditional analog listening.