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Radiologists test Elon Musk's image AI tool
Some radiologists expressed disappointment with the results of Elon Musk's AI chatbot, Grok, after the billionaire asked X users to submit X-rays, positron emission tomography, MRI and other medical images. -
How MyMichigan Health addressed imaging delays
Turnaround times for medical imaging services at Midland based-MyMichigan Health have stabilized after the health system experienced a radiology staff shortage. -
Court rules radiology group may be held liable in patient death
A Massachusetts appeals court ruled a radiology group may be held liable for the death of a patient after an on-call interventional radiologist did not arrive at the emergency department, Law.com reported Oct. 28. -
U of Arizona gets $3M to refine non-compression mammogram alternative
Researchers at Tucson-based University of Arizona have been awarded $3.3 million by the National Cancer Institute to develop a breast imaging method that does not require physical compression. -
Interventional, diagnostic radiologist compensation compared: 5 study takeaways
At U.S. medical schools, interventional radiologists continue to earn more than diagnostic radiologists, though the compensation divide is narrowing, according to a study published Oct. 21 in the Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology. -
Radiology technologist vacancy rate at 18%, survey finds
The vacancy rate for radiologic technologists has increased to 18.1%, up from 6.2% three years ago, according to a recent survey by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists. -
FDA imaging guidance for patients with electronic medical devices: 4 notes
The FDA has published medical imaging guidance for patients with electronic medical devices after receiving some reports of device interference occurring during CT scans. -
What radiology can learn from pizza-delivery strategies
Many pizza delivery services use tracking tools that show customers what stage their pizza order is at before it arrives at their doorstep. Radiology can improve patient experience by doing the same for mammograms. -
Radiology workloads leave less time for training residents: Study
Radiologists are spending less time teaching trainees due to increased workloads, a recent study found. -
Harvard radiologist uses AI to detect intimate partner violence: 5 things to know
An emergency radiologist at Boston-based Brigham and Women's Hospital has developed an AI tool to identify patients at risk for intimate partner violence and related health issues with roughly 80% accuracy, according to an Oct. 17 report from CBS News affiliate WBZ. -
Radioisotope shortage imminent after reactor restart delay: 5 things to know
A production delay at three European nuclear reactors will result in a shortage of radioisotopes crucial for the detection of disease in medical imaging. -
Radiology group to pay $1.85M in cyberattack suit
New York City-based East River Medical Imaging has settled a class action lawsuit for $1.85 million following a 2023 cyberattack. -
Protected health info shared online via PowerPoint: 6 study takeaways
When shared online, PowerPoint presentations with radiographic images have the potential to reveal the protected health information of patients, according to a study published Oct. 9 in Current Problems in Diagnostic Radiology. -
North Carolina physician group wins MRI rights over health system subsidiary
Raleigh Radiology, the largest physician group in North Carolina, won approval for a new MRI machine, beating out a Chapel Hill, N.C.-based UNC Health subsidiary's proposal, Triangle Business Journal reported Oct. 14. -
ACR to recognize 6 radiologists for contributions to the field
The American College of Radiology recognized three radiologists and three radiologist fellows for their extraordinary contributions to the field. -
US Radiology Specialists expands technician training curriculum
Raleigh, N.C.-based private radiology group, US Radiology Specialists, has expanded its Technologist Advancement Academy training program to offer mammography. -
Radiologist association rebuffs CMS consolidation effort: 5 things to know
Efforts by CMS to consolidate Medicare Administrative Contractor jurisdictions will impede care access for Medicare beneficiaries, according to the American College of Radiology. -
HCA system launches radiology training program
Richmond, Va.-based HCA Virginia Health System has invested $2.97 million in a new radiology program at Brightpoint Community College in Chester, Va., and committed to providing $625,000 in full scholarships to students in the program over the next five years. -
ACR releases guidelines for radiologists amid IV fluid shortage
The American College of Radiology issued guidelines on what radiologists can do amid IV shortages following Hurricane Helene. -
New York hospital improves radiology workflow, boosts revenue by $1.6M: 10 study takeaways
The University of Rochester (N.Y.) Medical Center created $1.6 million in revenue after making improvements to its outpatient imaging services, according to a study published Oct. 3 in Current Problems in Diagnostic Radiology.
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