Working in nuclear medicine comes with some risks. Radiation exposure—whether it’s from a radioactive spill or normal handling and preparation…
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Radiology is facing growing capacity pressures. Because of scanning technology innovation and longer life expectancies, the sheer volume of medical…
Radiology is entering a period of fundamental change. Imaging volumes continue to rise, clinical use cases extend far beyond traditional…
Can you tell us your greatest professional achievement?” Sophia, a radiology student, is a little surprised by the question. So…
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DR has long been the backbone of diagnostic imaging. Fast, accessible, and cost-effective, X-ray remains the first-line modality in hospitals,…
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In January 2025, the University of California, San Francisco’s (UCSF) department of radiology and biomedical imaging and GE HealthCare initiated…
For 30 years, diagnostic imaging has lived inside a fractured ecosystem. PACS, reporting, and worklists each evolved along separate paths…
Little by little, things that once seemed unimaginable can become feasible—including preparing a dataset of more than one million digital…