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How recent marijuana use impacts PCI outcomes

Cerebrovascular accidents following PCI appear to be more common when the patient has a history of recent marijuana use. 

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Retired radiologist pushes for change after navigating healthcare as a patient with cancer

Frank Giargiana Jr., MD, was forced to step out of the reading room and face his diagnosis from a new perspective, sharing his journey in Radiology: Imaging Cancer.

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FibroGen ‘deeply disappointed’ after FDA rejects new treatment for CKD-related anemia

The FDA has requested additional data before approving roxadustat.

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Catheter ablation boosts AFib outcomes, new meta-analysis confirms

Even patients who were never hospitalized for COVID-19 face a heightened risk of cardiovascular issues. #longcovid

Ablation was associated with a 67% reduction in all-cause hospitalizations compared to medication alone. 

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Managed care programs help heart attack survivors stay alive and healthy

“Our study demonstrates that a centrally guided and well-designed healthcare policy may have a real and substantial impact on a patient’s prognosis over a relatively short period of time,” researchers said.

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Change Healthcare, UnitedHealth ink pact with DOJ pushing back proposed merger’s timeline

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The two companies detailed their new “timing agreement” with the Department of Justice in a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. 

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Radiology records smallest gain in Black faculty among medical specialties over past 30 years

This 0.32 percentage-point change since 1990 placed imaging last among 16 specialties, tied with emergency medicine, experts detailed in JAMA. 

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Out-of-pocket costs climbing for imaging services after mammography, despite ACA safeguards

Radiologists are concerned this trend could force women to skip crucial follow-up services such as MRI, ultrasound and breast biopsy. 

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3 noteworthy developments in emerging medical technologies

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While big breakthroughs in healthcare AI seem to have slowed in recent weeks, those involving other hot technologies have kept the content coming for publishers of peer-reviewed medical journals.

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CT scans reveal 9/11 responders face increased risk of liver disease

Those who arrived at ground zero within about 2 weeks of the attacks showed more evidence of disease on their scans, Mount Sinai researchers reported.

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