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Children undergoing integrated PET/MRI for solid tumor diagnosis likely do not need gadolinium contrast.

Repeated digital mammography to screen for breast cancer may increase the risk for breast cancer.

32-week pregnancy with anomaly.

Radiologists and referring clinicians should learn the language of voice recognition.

CHICAGO-A case study of how the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania is attempting to solve radiology’s challenges, as discussed at RSNA 2015.

Computer-aided diagnosis was evaluated to determine efficacy in radiologic assessment of lung cancer.

Integrated PET/MRI for patients with colorectal cancer can help physicians decide on appropriate treatment options.

A ubiquitous theme at RSNA 2015 was the growth of 3D printing, providing an opportunity for radiology to take the lead.

Diagnostic Imaging talks with the USPSTF about its newly released final recommendations for breast cancer screening.

Imaging vendors care about health care reform, too.

The case for clinical image sharing platforms.

Data is key to fighting reimbursement cuts in radiology.

"Cannot exclude" is unwelcome in the radiology report and at home.

CHICAGO–Big data can be helpful for radiology practices, they just need to know how to use it properly, as discussed at RSNA 2015.

CHICAGO-Breast imaging experts look at the same data, but see different results, as explained at RSNA 2015.

CHICAGO-Advice given at RSNA 2015 on preparing radiologists for the new field of radiology.

MRI and arthroscopy can help surgeons screen for unstable labral tears.

CHICAGO-Experts at RSNA 2015 debate the pros and cons of low-dose CT lung cancer screening.

Radiologists are more likely to follow Medicare policy initiatives regarding CT double-scans than are nonradiologists.

CHICAGO-Tips for radiology practices on identifying security threats in imaging equipment, as discussed at RSNA 2015.

CHICAGO-Guidance from experts at RSNA 2015 on maximizing the radiology residency experience.

Case History: 55-year-old female with pain in cervical region radiating to bilateral upper limbs.

The FDA has provided clearance for Siemens SOMATOM portfolio of CT scanners for low-dose lung cancer screening.

For this “10 Questions” series, we spoke with Katherine Andriole, PhD, FSIIM, about her work and the future of radiology and imaging informatics.

Maybe it's best to stop communicating after the interview.

CHICAGO-How radiologists should navigate the job or fellowship interview process.

CHICAGO-Weighing the pros and cons of meaningful use in radiology.

CHICAGO-How to design a successful radiology practice.