Radiology society sues Marriott | Gender pay gap at 19% | AI drops rate of missed PE | Journal editors resign

The American Roentgen Ray Society is seeking $665,523 in damages along with any related attorneys’ fees, according to the complaint.

Women also worked an average of 8% fewer days per year, which does not fully account for the gender pay gap, experts wrote recently.

The commercial software also reduced the median detection and notification time for incidental PE in flagged scans from “several days” down to just 1 hour.

In the same statement announcing their resignation, the editorial board also detailed plans to start a new nonprofit, open access journal.

The multispecialty group—which employs about 500 radiologists—is exploring chapter 11 as it grapples with a heavy debt load. 

The recommendation is based on an analysis of mortality data from 415,000 U.S. women spanning 2011-2020. 

“Organized medicine is united in support of a long-term payment solution," numerous national and state societies wrote to members of Congress. 

Cardiovascular Associates of America and Novocardia have joined forces to form what they describe as the "strongest cardiovascular network in America."

The ‘r/medicalschool’ subreddit is one of the largest online social forums for medical students to share their experiences and discuss a variety of topics relative to their education and career trajectory.

If great power obligates its wielder to exercise great responsibility, those advancing AI in healthcare are up to their necks in duty.