Four simple strategies can improve the value of radiologist reports, according to an article published in the Journal of the American College of Radiology. 

Data suggests that various forms of dementia and neurodegenerative diseases share some of the same underlying causes of Alzheimer's disease, and a group of researchers are committed to studying in treatment for one type of brain disease could possibly be effective in treating others. 

A team of British researchers have discovered an imaging correlation for cognitive decline in young multiple sclerosis (MS) patients—and developed a large-scale workflow for MS imaging on the side, according to an article published in NeuroImage: Clinical.

Several forms of low-cost tele-mammography readers showed high inter-device agreement on BI-RADS assessment categories in an article published in the Journal of the American College of Radiology. The study suggests that the use of these less-expensive devices can be used to bring mammography to underserved or remote populations.

A little bit goes a long way, especially when concerning children suffering from chronic disease. 

When MD Anderson Cancer Center expanded breast imaging services from its downtown campus to 15 sites in the greater Houston area, the open and collaborative nature of the breast screening protocol document allowed swift and democratic changes.

Patients fighting breast cancer already face taxing physical and emotional obstacles—but a recent study found they are also facing an increase in the number of imaging appointments.

Delta Air Lines has chosen Strategic Radiology to provide mobile mammography screenings for its employees nationwide to increase ease and accessibility.