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Radiologists push for AI regulation | Trainees falling short on this front | Investigational PET agent shows promise
Friday, October 23, 2026
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Radiology societies weigh in on FDA’s push to regulate generative AI

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

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Radiology societies weigh in on FDA’s push to regulate generative AI

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“Patient safety should remain the central organizing principle, and regulatory flexibility should be paired with clear, enforceable safeguards," RSNA said in recently shared comments. 
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Multipronged strategy significantly boosts lung cancer screening orders in primary care

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. 

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Multipronged strategy significantly boosts lung cancer screening orders in primary care

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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. 
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Radiology trainees often fall short in informed consent processes for IR procedures

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

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Radiology trainees often fall short in informed consent processes for IR procedures

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New findings highlight the need for better training in risk communication and patient engagement among radiology trainees early in their careers.  
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Investigational PET agent outperforms FDG at spotting difficult-to-detect kidney cancer lesions

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

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Investigational PET agent outperforms FDG at spotting difficult-to-detect kidney cancer lesions

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Researchers see potential applications in initial staging, evaluation of suspected recurrence and selection of patients for future targeted radioligand therapy. 
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CCTA helping more and more cardiologists plan ahead before PCI

CCTA offers clinicians an opportunity to make patient care more efficient. However, interventionalists need to make sure they understand how to properly interpret coronary CT data.

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Arnold Seto, MD, MPA, FSCAI, Cath Lab Director, VA Long Beach Healthcare System, Long Beach, professor of medicine at Charles Drew University, and the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) treasurer and and chair of the advocacy committee, explains how interventional cardiology is undergoing a transition to pre-planning percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI) using CT can information rather than than making decisions on the fly and making best guesses on device sizings. #YesCCT
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CCTA helping more and more cardiologists plan ahead before PCI

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Arnold Seto, MD, MPA, FSCAI, Cath Lab Director, VA Long Beach Healthcare System, Long Beach, professor of medicine at Charles Drew University, and the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) treasurer and and chair of the advocacy committee, explains how interventional cardiology is undergoing a transition to pre-planning percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI) using CT can information rather than than making decisions on the fly and making best guesses on device sizings. #YesCCT
CCTA offers clinicians an opportunity to make patient care more efficient. However, interventionalists need to make sure they understand how to properly interpret coronary CT data.
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Body composition changes on CT could signal pancreatic cancer years before diagnosis

PDAC is frequently diagnosed at an advanced stage, and most cases occur in people who do not meet current criteria for high-risk surveillance, which allows the cancer to progress before it is diagnosed. 

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Body composition changes on CT could signal pancreatic cancer years before diagnosis

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AI helps spot pancreatic cancer over a year before radiologists can
PDAC is frequently diagnosed at an advanced stage, and most cases occur in people who do not meet current criteria for high-risk surveillance, which allows the cancer to progress before it is diagnosed. 
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Radiology Partners pivots to ‘junk bonds’ for key acquisition amid weak lending market

RP had sought to raise $485M as an add-on to its existing loan due in 2032 but is instead selling high-yield bonds to finance its purchase of London-based remote-reading firm Everlight Radiology. 

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Radiology Partners pivots to ‘junk bonds’ for key acquisition amid weak lending market

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RP had sought to raise $485M as an add-on to its existing loan due in 2032 but is instead selling high-yield bonds to finance its purchase of London-based remote-reading firm Everlight Radiology. 
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Radiologist FDA leader believes generative AI should be evaluated like human docs

Rick Abramson, MD, director of the FDA’s Digital Health Center of Excellence, recently spoke during a panel held in Boston by industry lobbying group AdvaMed. 

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Radiologist FDA leader believes generative AI should be evaluated like human docs

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Rick Abramson, MD, director of the FDA’s Digital Health Center of Excellence, recently spoke during a panel held in Boston by industry lobbying group AdvaMed. 
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Artificial intelligence checks the trustworthiness of breast cancer AI models

University of Pittsburgh experts believe the model could help radiologists identify cases when an AI-generated result may need a second look. 

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Artificial intelligence checks the trustworthiness of breast cancer AI models

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University of Pittsburgh experts believe the model could help radiologists identify cases when an AI-generated result may need a second look. 
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