The U.S. Food and Drug Administration in late April started sending breast imaging providers fee invoices via email for their annual inspections.

In a letter to lawmakers, 63 medical groups said the pandemic continues to challenge physician practices. 

Lawmakers recently introduced the Amputation Reduction and Compassion Act in the House, with bipartisan backing and support from the Society of Interventional Radiology. 

A three-judge panel sided with Jewish Hospital, charging that the Louisville, Kentucky, institution did not have control over a contracted rad's actions. 

The legislation requires hospitals to provide upfront pricing for certain “shoppable” services, including 13 specified imaging exams. 

The U.S. House finalized legislation in a 384-38 vote, drawing praise from the American Medical Association and other provider groups. 

Two U.S. congressmen are urging the federal agency to modify its reimbursement methodology for radiopharmaceuticals to improve patient access. 

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' office called the move “another blatant example of Big Tech attempting to silence those who disagree with their woke corporate agenda.”