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Telix and ITM join forces in $1.6B radiopharma merger | More rads concentrating practice on IR | AI reduces GBCA reliance | More
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
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Telix and ITM merge in $1.65B deal poised to expand radiopharmaceutical development and manufacturing

Telix and ITM say their partnership is intended to integrate each company’s capabilities into a single organization, giving them greater control over the path from isotope production to patient treatment. 

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Telix and ITM merge in $1.65B deal poised to expand radiopharmaceutical development and manufacturing

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Telix and ITM say their partnership is intended to integrate each company’s capabilities into a single organization, giving them greater control over the path from isotope production to patient treatment. 
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More radiologists now devoting their practices to interventional radiology, Medicare analysis shows

A new analysis examines trends in the concentration of interventional radiology work among radiologists from 2008 through 2023.

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Interventional radiologist radiology IR genicular artery embolization surgery. Images courtesy of the University of Chicago Medicine
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More radiologists now devoting their practices to interventional radiology, Medicare analysis shows

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Interventional radiologist radiology IR genicular artery embolization surgery. Images courtesy of the University of Chicago Medicine
A new analysis examines trends in the concentration of interventional radiology work among radiologists from 2008 through 2023.
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AI tool may help certain brain tumor patients avoid repeat GBCA exposure

Researchers believe the approach could eventually help reduce unnecessary gadolinium exposure for some patients while maintaining useful information for diagnosis and treatment planning. 

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AI tool may help certain brain tumor patients avoid repeat GBCA exposure

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Researchers believe the approach could eventually help reduce unnecessary gadolinium exposure for some patients while maintaining useful information for diagnosis and treatment planning. 
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Aortic calcification and smoking: location and imaging modality matter, new data show

A new meta-analysis is offering updated insight into the relationship between cigarette smoking and aortic calcification, with a couple of key findings having potential implications for future research. 

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Aortic calcification and smoking: location and imaging modality matter, new data show

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A new meta-analysis is offering updated insight into the relationship between cigarette smoking and aortic calcification, with a couple of key findings having potential implications for future research. 
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The 2022 contrast shortage changed CT patterns, driving higher costs and longer stays

Although rationing reduced the use of ICM, changes in initial imaging strategies and subsequent care created additional resource demands.

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The 2022 contrast shortage changed CT patterns, driving higher costs and longer stays

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Banner ASC in Sun City, Arizona.
Although rationing reduced the use of ICM, changes in initial imaging strategies and subsequent care created additional resource demands.
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In Other News

Mayo Clinic, Thermo Fisher Scientific launch new AI-supported diagnostics company

The new entity, Precure, will be owned by both groups. Its work in detecting early disease for timely intervention stems from a research project launched this summer. The Mayo Clinic said Precure will make the results of that initiative actionable.

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Mayo Clinic was listed the No. 3 top cardiovascular hospital in the nation by U.S. News and World Report.
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Mayo Clinic, Thermo Fisher Scientific launch new AI-supported diagnostics company

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Mayo Clinic was listed the No. 3 top cardiovascular hospital in the nation by U.S. News and World Report.
The new entity, Precure, will be owned by both groups. Its work in detecting early disease for timely intervention stems from a research project launched this summer. The Mayo Clinic said Precure will make the results of that initiative actionable.
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Federal judge declines to intervene in Cigna’s refusal to pay $3M No Surprises Act award

The judge did not rule that Cigna was justified in refusing to pay but did agree that, under provisions of the NSA, federal courts have no right to compel payments. 

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Cigna, one of the nation’s largest health insurance providers, announced new priorities for its capital deployment, including steering an additional $450 million into Cigna Ventures.
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Federal judge declines to intervene in Cigna’s refusal to pay $3M No Surprises Act award

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Cigna, one of the nation’s largest health insurance providers, announced new priorities for its capital deployment, including steering an additional $450 million into Cigna Ventures.
The judge did not rule that Cigna was justified in refusing to pay but did agree that, under provisions of the NSA, federal courts have no right to compel payments. 
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Photon-counting CT accurately screens TAVR patients for signs of valve dysfunction

Researchers found that photon-counting CT delivered post-TAVR imaging findings comparable to transthoracic echocardiography—no sedation required. 

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Photon-counting CT accurately screens TAVR patients for signs of valve dysfunction

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Researchers found that photon-counting CT delivered post-TAVR imaging findings comparable to transthoracic echocardiography—no sedation required. 
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AI gaining ground in electrophysiology, but clinicians still run the show

Even as AI is used more and more in the field, cardiologists and other clinicians are at the heart of patient care. 

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Sanjiv Narayan, MBChB, MD, MSc, FRCP, an American Heart Association volunteer, Director of the Electrophysiology Research and Atrial Fibrillation Program, and Co-Founder of the Stanford Arrhythmia Center, at Stanford Medicine, spoke in sessions at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) 2026 Congress about the use of artificial intelligence in AFib care, using smarter detection to enable better outcomes.
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AI gaining ground in electrophysiology, but clinicians still run the show

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Sanjiv Narayan, MBChB, MD, MSc, FRCP, an American Heart Association volunteer, Director of the Electrophysiology Research and Atrial Fibrillation Program, and Co-Founder of the Stanford Arrhythmia Center, at Stanford Medicine, spoke in sessions at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) 2026 Congress about the use of artificial intelligence in AFib care, using smarter detection to enable better outcomes.
Even as AI is used more and more in the field, cardiologists and other clinicians are at the heart of patient care. 
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