WASHINGTON, DC-Since the peak of medical imaging costs in 2006, all states but Maryland and Oregon, have seen decreases in spending in this area.

WASHINGTON, DC-Inappropriate imaging has given the field a bad name according to experts at ACR 2015.

WASHINGTON, DC-Pre- and postcontrast chest CTs are done more often by nonradiologists than radiologists.

Radiology needs to step up to prove its value.

Tools to help measure quality and safety in radiology as presented at ARRS 2015.

FDG PET may not be valuable for all breast cancer histologies.

Digital breast tomosynthesis is effective in detecting breast cancer overall, but particularly so in dense breast tissue.

Experts that have developed enterprise imaging strategies talked about their process at HIMSS 2015.

Imaging by DECT may be an important tool in diagnosing and managing pancreatic cancer.

Magnetic resonance images can add valuable information to prenatal fetal assessment.

7 reasons why it might be time to switch from PACS to VNA.

A program presented at HIMSS 2015 highlights the value of decision support for appropriateness in imaging.

Tips on making radiology more patient-centered.

Use peer review in radiology as an opportunity for improvement, said David A. Koff, MD at ECR 2015.

[VIDEO] Insight into retirement in radiology.

Is teleradiology good for radiology?

To survive in an ACA world, radiologists need to align themselves properly.

Tips for radiologists on staying relevant.

Radiologists need to anticipate the changes of the future.

The good, the bad, and the ugly of being a radiology expert witness.