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DXA scan use down significantly | Techs detail racist patient behavior | Researchers bag grant for intraoperative imaging agent
Friday, August 7, 2026
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Osteoporosis DXA scans have declined by more than 35%

DXA scans are considered the gold standard method to screen for osteoporosis but have been historically underutilized.

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Osteoporosis DXA scans have declined by more than 35%

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DXA scans are considered the gold standard method to screen for osteoporosis but have been historically underutilized.
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Leaders call for accountability after survey reveals racist behavior toward imaging staff

New survey data reveal a concerning trend of discriminatory behavior against minority radiographers in the United Kingdom. 

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Leaders call for accountability after survey reveals racist behavior toward imaging staff

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New survey data reveal a concerning trend of discriminatory behavior against minority radiographers in the United Kingdom. 
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Stanford researchers land NIH grant to advance intraoperative molecular imaging technique

The team is looking to advance the development of a molecular imaging agent that can guide lung cancer surgery in real time. 

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Stanford researchers land NIH grant to advance intraoperative molecular imaging technique

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The team is looking to advance the development of a molecular imaging agent that can guide lung cancer surgery in real time. 
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Experts share MRI efficiency strategies that could raise revenue by upward of 60%

Workflow redesigns have the potential to improve MRI throughput by 20%, while AI-based protocol optimization could boost efficiencies by another 35%, experts write in Clinical Imaging. 

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Experts share MRI efficiency strategies that could raise revenue by upward of 60%

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Workflow redesigns have the potential to improve MRI throughput by 20%, while AI-based protocol optimization could boost efficiencies by another 35%, experts write in Clinical Imaging. 
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Interventional radiologists, other docs release new tool kit for limiting radiation exposure

Nine medical societies taking part in the ALARA (As Low and as Light as Reasonably Achievable) Coalition collaborated to create the new suite of resources. 

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Interventional radiologists, other docs release new tool kit for limiting radiation exposure

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Nine medical societies taking part in the ALARA (As Low and as Light as Reasonably Achievable) Coalition collaborated to create the new suite of resources. 
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Rad Partners’ Georgia affiliate signs in-network agreement with Anthem BCBS

Northside Radiology Associates said the pact will span multiple years and ensure Anthem members continue having uninterrupted, in-network access to diagnostic and interventional care. 

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Rad Partners’ Georgia affiliate signs in-network agreement with Anthem BCBS

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Northside Radiology Associates said the pact will span multiple years and ensure Anthem members continue having uninterrupted, in-network access to diagnostic and interventional care. 
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AI generates personalized radiopharmaceutical therapy doses in under 23 seconds

The model has the potential to improve upon the one-size-fits-all dosing approach used for most RPT prostate cancer treatments. 

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AI generates personalized radiopharmaceutical therapy doses in under 23 seconds

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The model has the potential to improve upon the one-size-fits-all dosing approach used for most RPT prostate cancer treatments. 
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