After certain radiopharmaceutical treatments, patients must adhere to strict and detailed precautions to protect themselves and others from radiation exposure. 

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

The inclusion of clinical indication is standard for imaging requisitions, but the information provided is often vague and leaves out useful context that could help radiologists. 

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

Challenges at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Washington, D.C., are causing significant disruptions in imaging services, according to a new report. 

The fatal case report highlights the risk of delayed aortic rupture following posterior rib fractures—something radiologists and other providers need to be aware of, experts warn.

The updated law permits healthcare facilities to use alternative equipment-based radiation protection systems in place of lead aprons under specified conditions.

New research outlines the critical role the modality might play in addressing one of the most difficult diagnostic tasks in medicine. 

Every minute saved improves patients’ odds of disability-free survival, experts involved in the analysis noted. 

Large language model-based systems can evaluate radiology reports for errors in a fraction of the time manual reviews take, new data suggest.