This approach can be replicated by radiologist-led teams elsewhere, providing a "high-value, scalable opportunity" to reduce cancer screening disparities. 

Both will work in tandem to produce new research and products, aspiring to “transform the experience of patients and clinicians in the practice of radiology.” 

About 10% of these cases required immediate or urgent action, researchers detailed in Clinical Imaging. 

One key finding, experts noted, is that the Ovarian-Adnexal Reporting and Data System had little impact on patients' ability to interpret reports. 

The largest diagnosis deficits were observed for breast, colon and lung cancer, experts detailed in JAMA Network Open. 

“The results suggest that mammography screening can be effective in older women, particularly as life expectancy increases,” researchers contend. 

Radiology can participate only sporadically in CMS’s current conception of value-based care. Why?

“As the use of monoclonal antibodies becomes more widespread, close collaboration between neurologists and radiologists is needed," one expert advised.