ClearView Diagnostics has hopes of bringing expanded breast screening to the developing world using low-cost ultrasound developed with the Dr. Susan Love Foundation and a grant from the NIH National Cancer Institute.

Nearly a third of post-breast cancer women are slipping through the cracks in our mammography system, according to a presentation at the 2016 Annual Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons.

Radiologists are getting serious about medical imaging outcomes in patients

Atlantic Medical Imaging (AMI) broke ground this week on its new imaging center on Black Horse Pike in Atlantic City, New Jersey, the Press of Atlantic City reported.

A radiologist in New Zealand has been told to apologize to a patient’s family for missing a lower back lesion back in 2013. The patient was properly diagnosed but died months later after a difficult recovery from spinal stabilization surgery.

Breast cancer screenings can help save lives, but some detection methods are painful—mammograms squeeze the breast between two rigid plates. That might put some women off screening—and it might not even be necessary, according to a statement from Sweden’s Lund University. 

Football star Tom Brady has been busy during his four-game suspension—vacationing in Italy, attending University of Michigan football games and filming a commercial at a Boston-area imaging center.

The influence of clinical decision support (CDS) systems in emergency departments (EDs) continues to grow, but what happens when physicians choose to override CDS recommendations? According to a recent study published in Radiology, the odds of an acute pulmonary embolism (PE) finding were much higher when providers followed CDS guidelines than when alerts were overridden.