These findings, one specialist said, could provide a significant piece to "the puzzle of heart development."

Two Stanford University experts made their case for using molecular imaging to select patients for 177-Lu-PSMA-617 in a new Journal of Nuclear Medicine editorial.

When drones and ambulances were both sent to the scene of a suspected cardiac arrest, the drone arrived first 64% of the time. 

Virtual reality was highly effective at distracting young patients experiencing physical pain in a recent randomized trial. 

The FDA’s decision was based largely on clinical data from the first 21 patients to receive the device.

Cardiogenic shock patients who underwent right heart catheterization had lower mortality and stroke rates during their index admission. An improvement was also seen in that group's 30-day readmission rate. 

After years of delays, the initiative's usefulness has "diminished significantly," imaging leaders from several noted institutions wrote in Health Affairs. 

Radiologists who collected such assistance between April-June, 2020, must report on their use of the funds by Sept. 30. 

Screening for sepsis in children and babies has grown quickly over the past several years. As methods and approaches multiply, machine learning continues looking like an eventual first-line diagnostic option. 

The provider has also failed to comply with an FDA request to notify patients and referrers of the breast screening problems.