Scientists with New York Health and Hospitals formed a multi-disciplinary team that was able to tackle excessive imaging at one of the hospital system’s locations

The American College of Radiology came out in strong support of the changes, saying the broadened scope could save up to 60,000 lives annually.

The announcement is the latest in a string of outside-the-box ideas radiology providers are testing to help maintain business until the crisis dissipates. 

Customers have not reported any instances of hackers using this weakness to affect clinical care, the Amsterdam-based imaging giant said. 

Such cosmetic accessories have gained popularity in recent years, but do not typically show up on patient intake forms. 

The company said such swiftness will be all-the-more important as imaging centers grapple with sizable backlogs and greater infection control demands. 

Summit Imaging is asking a Washington judge to toss legal accusations brought forth by the industry giant last year. 

La Jolla Vein Care said that it also hopes to target those who have been sitting for extended periods during the pandemic and may have developed corresponding health issues.