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October 2025
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Stress Reduction
Repetitive use injuries are common among rad techs and radiologists, but changes in ergonomic design and practices can help alleviate some of the causes.
Zeroing In
Mold infections are a serious problem among immunocompromised patients, but diagnosing them can be challenging. Researchers at Johns Hopkins have devised a PET method that offers a promising solution.
Eye on AI
AI is finding its way into more health care applications, and breast imaging stands to benefit. We’re looking at some of the ways AI is assisting mammographers.
The Long Game
The University of Texas at Arlington is undertaking a large study—with a significant MRI component—to better understand the aging process and determine what constitutes healthy aging.
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Editor’s Note
Proactive Imaging
Imaging Informatics
The DICOM Structured Reporting standard is poised to play a key role in AI adoption.
Interventional News
A magnetic grasper holds significant potential for minimally invasive procedures.
AI Insights
To get the most benefit from AI, humans need to learn to work with it.
MRI Monitor
A novel MRI sequence allows researchers to study brain diseases in greater detail.
On the Case
Radiologists discover a case of giant cell tumor of bone.
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