IRLS Radiopharmacies is expanding its drug manufacturing capabilities through an agreement with global radioisotope developer Eckert & Ziegler. As part of the supply contract, all 31 of RLS’s radiopharmacies will be equipped with generators capable of producing Gallium-68 pharmaceuticals, which are used for PET imaging cancers.Read More

In an attempt to comply with the information blocking provision of the 21st Century Cure Act that gives patients freedom to review their data, a large three-campus health system opted to provide patients with swift access to elements of their electronic health information, including imaging results.Read More

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is linked to neurodegenerative disorders such as multiple sclerosis and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), and new research from the USC Stem Cell laboratory of Justin Ichida may help scientists to understand why.Read More

Radiology information systems provider AbbaDox is partnering with Radiology Imaging Associates, unifying the radiology operation management systems at the imaging chain’s 17 locations in Florida and the U.S. Virgin Islands.Read More

There have been more and more discussions in radiology in recent years about the specialty’s carbon footprint and its contribution to climate change.Read More

Some larger radiology departments have added 3D printing as a new service over the past few years, enabling CT and MRI scans to be turned into 1:1 scale models of a patient’s anatomy. In complex cases, surgeons can hold these prints in their hands to enable better procedural planning and act as a reference for...

A medical practice must pay $14.4 million to a Connecticut wife and husband after a table collapsed under the latter during an imaging exam.Read More

Change Healthcare has reached a crucial point following the Feb. 21 cyberattack, owner UnitedHealth Group announced Monday.Read More

Nearly 78% of physicians are now employed by hospitals, health systems or other corporate entities, according to new data.Read More

Researchers in China have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) model that can mark the level of invasiveness of adenocarcinoma tumours in lung cancer patients, offering providers assistance as they develop surgical care strategies. The findings from the study on the development of the deep-learning model are published in Radiology.Read More