President Trump signed the latest $1.4 trillion spending bills into law to fund the government and simultaneously gutted three taxes related to the Affordable Care Act: the health insurance tax, Cadillac tax and medical device tax.

Electronic medical record products may have patient safety issues––even if they’re certified, according to a new study published in JAMA.

Novartis may give away a new drug with a price tag above $2 million for free to some patients using a lottery-style program. The drug, Zolgensma, is a cure for a deadly inherited disease, spinal muscular atrophy, and the world’s most expensive drug.

Researchers have had limited success developing a genomic risk score (GRS) that can predict stroke. Could machine learning be the answer?

Advocates applauded its demise Friday, Dec. 20, following the president’s final pen stroke. 

More than 2,500 instances of EVALI have been reported across the U.S., as the death toll rises to 54.

Trump signed the tax away last month, putting an end to the levy that was expected to cost up to $24 billion over 10 years.

Researchers have developed a new stroke risk score that leverages genetic data to identify people at a particularly high risk of ischemic stroke.

The laser-based method produces the same quality images as conventional ultrasound, but may benefit patients, such as burn victims, who can't tolerate direct skin contact.

It’s no surprise that AI dominated the landscape this past year, but there were still a number of important stories that will likely become trending topics as radiology continues to evolve.