10 industry names in the news of late

ADM Diagnostics wins $1.96 million research grant to develop brain imaging and blood testing techniques for tracking markers of traumatic brain injury and differentiating them from Alzheimer’s markers (Sept. 27).

Avocados From Mexico supports Susan G. Komen with contribution as well as packaging aimed at promoting breast cancer awareness throughout October (Oct. 3).

DetectedX offers free access to its online educational platform for clinicians in developing countries served by Radiology Across Borders (Oct. 3).

Amgen supplies HHS with drug used to fight blood cell injuries from acute radiation syndrome in radiological and nuclear emergencies (Oct. 4).

Hologic launches breast care campaigns, rings opening bell at Nasdaq (Oct. 4).

Enlitic partners with Multi on distribution of Enlitic software designed to help radiology departments improve efficiency and productivity (Oct. 5).

Siemens Healthineers collaborates with Rad-Aid International on radiology education in Africa (Oct. 5).

Canadian Hospital Specialties acquires contrast injection supplier Medical Imaging Solutions International of Plymouth, Mich. (Oct. 6).

Samsung ups investment in North American ultrasound markets (Oct. 6).

Iradimed withdraws FDA 510(k) application for MRI-compatible IV pump (Oct. 10).

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CMS has more than doubled the CCTA payment rate from $175 to $357.13. The move, expected to have a significant impact on the utilization of cardiac CT, received immediate praise from imaging specialists.

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