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Rads say employers missing mark on key ask | Health system slashes diagnostic delays | 1st patients dosed with new PET agent
Thursday, October 8, 2026
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How Mass General slashed delays for diagnostic breast imaging

Delays in diagnostic resolution—following an abnormal screening mammogram—can lead to patient anxiety, later-stage cancer diagnoses, and poorer breast cancer survival. 

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How Mass General slashed delays for diagnostic breast imaging

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Delays in diagnostic resolution—following an abnormal screening mammogram—can lead to patient anxiety, later-stage cancer diagnoses, and poorer breast cancer survival. 
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Radiologists looking for leadership opportunities, but employers coming up short

About half of those surveyed said they have sought further leadership training, with most doing so outside of their organizations, experts write in Academic Radiology. 

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Radiologists looking for leadership opportunities, but employers coming up short

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About half of those surveyed said they have sought further leadership training, with most doing so outside of their organizations, experts write in Academic Radiology. 
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1st patients dosed with newly approved brain cancer imaging agent

Indiana University Health says it is the first hospital system in the U.S. to administer Pixclara, a pharmaceutical used to help radiologists evaluate suspected recurrent disease. 

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1st patients dosed with newly approved brain cancer imaging agent

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Indiana University Health says it is the first hospital system in the U.S. to administer Pixclara, a pharmaceutical used to help radiologists evaluate suspected recurrent disease. 
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FDA clears AI tool that creates 3D bone visualizations from standard MRIs

MRI2CT says its goal is to enable “MRI-only workflows in spine care,” creating detailed models of bone morphology without the need to expose patients to additional radiation from CT. 
 

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FDA clears AI tool that creates 3D bone visualizations from standard MRIs

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MRI2CT says its goal is to enable “MRI-only workflows in spine care,” creating detailed models of bone morphology without the need to expose patients to additional radiation from CT.  
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In Case You Missed It

RadNet targets teens to help address imaging workforce shortages

The Los Angeles-based imaging center operator recently inked a new partnership with WIN-NextGen—a “workforce generation network” that helps companies cultivate talent. 

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RadNet targets teens to help address imaging workforce shortages

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The Los Angeles-based imaging center operator recently inked a new partnership with WIN-NextGen—a “workforce generation network” that helps companies cultivate talent. 
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Company developing ‘ultra-portable’ X-ray system scores $24M government contract

Oxos Medical said the funds will be used to develop and pursue FDA clearance for its next-generation, ultra-portable imaging system, dubbed Oxos X3. 
 

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Company developing ‘ultra-portable’ X-ray system scores $24M government contract

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Oxos Medical said the funds will be used to develop and pursue FDA clearance for its next-generation, ultra-portable imaging system, dubbed Oxos X3.  
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Nearly 1 in 5 Americans live in true imaging deserts, with no local radiologists or scanners

About 18% of U.S. counties, touching 2% of the population or 6.4 million individuals, meet this definition, according to new research published in Academic Radiology. 

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Nearly 1 in 5 Americans live in true imaging deserts, with no local radiologists or scanners

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About 18% of U.S. counties, touching 2% of the population or 6.4 million individuals, meet this definition, according to new research published in Academic Radiology. 
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Image-guided procedure provides lasting relief for carpal tunnel syndrome

Experts see opportunity for radiology groups in treating this patient population, with the occupational condition impacting about 5% to 10% of the general population. 

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Image-guided procedure provides lasting relief for carpal tunnel syndrome

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Experts see opportunity for radiology groups in treating this patient population, with the occupational condition impacting about 5% to 10% of the general population. 
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In Other News

FTC sends warning to dozens of hospitals over price transparency failures

The agency is warning hospitals that failing to publicly post the prices they charge for services will not only elicit the ire of HHS.

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FTC sends warning to dozens of hospitals over price transparency failures

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The agency is warning hospitals that failing to publicly post the prices they charge for services will not only elicit the ire of HHS.
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The world’s best heart hospitals: New list includes many from United States

Newsweek and Statista have shared their 2027 list of the world’s top 300 hospitals for cardiology. Nine of the top 20 are based in the United States.

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The world’s best heart hospitals: New list includes many from United States

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Newsweek and Statista have shared their 2027 list of the world’s top 300 hospitals for cardiology. Nine of the top 20 are based in the United States.
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Real-world data highlight the benefits of thrombectomy for pulmonary embolism patients

Wearable trackers found that PE patients were more active if they underwent mechanical thrombectomy than if they were just put on anticoagulation therapy alone.

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Real-world data highlight the benefits of thrombectomy for pulmonary embolism patients

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The Penumbra thrombectomy pulmonary embolism clots extraction catheter displayed at TCT 2025. Photo by Dave Fornell
Wearable trackers found that PE patients were more active if they underwent mechanical thrombectomy than if they were just put on anticoagulation therapy alone.
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