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|Slideshows|December 31, 2015
What Will Radiology Look Like in 2016?
The Diagnostic Imaging Editorial Board predicts the future of radiology.
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What do you get when you ask a group of radiologists to predict the future of their field? If it’s the Diagnostic Imaging editorial board: A mix of sarcasm, humor, gloom, and cautious optimism.Regardless, the result is a revealing look into a perhaps not-so-bright future, as told by the people who are in the trenches. See their answers in the slideshow and tell us in the comments section below, what do you think radiology will look like in 2016?
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