A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association explored this issue in great detail.

The idea is showing promising early returns, based on survey data, and may warrant further exploration, experts wrote in JACR. 

At least two U.S. radiology conferences have recently switched to virtual formats, citing COVID-19’s continued proliferation, weeks after RSNA had made its triumphant return.

"The proposed pipeline can accelerate diagnosis and augment the performance of radiologists,” experts explained in Computers in Biology and Medicine.

The government has until early March to respond, but 3 professional organizations including the ACR want a faster resolution since the No Surprises Act took effect Jan. 1. 

The authors recommend using metal-free masks, when possible, to avoid the need for repeat imaging.

"All physicians who perform CIED procedures and care for these patients should be aware of the risk of persistent opioid use,” one specialist said. 

More than half of the respondents reported committing reading errors due to rushed interpretations while 85% suffered at least one burnout symptom, according to new survey data.

Hospital consolidations have more than doubled since 2009 and most evidence suggests patients suffer as a result, NYU experts explained in JAMA Network Open.

Identifying the exact location of the damage in a patient's visual pathway may enable doctors to develop unique rehabilitation methods,  experts explained in Frontiers in Neuroscience.