Experts have long talked about an ideal future in which radiologists work alongside AI. A new platform may have the answer, combining the intelligence of man and machine to better diagnose pneumonia.

Virtual reality (VR) is being used more and more in healthcare. VR-based CPR training, however, remains inferior to face-to-face training, according to new research published in JAMA Cardiology.

Brain regions that had been dedicated to more specific tasks adapted to take on more general functions, according to a report from the New York Times.

Researchers with several academic institutions recently made that discovery using dozens of submissions from the RSNA Pediatric Bone Age Machine Learning Challenge. 

Winterlight Labs, a Toronto-based healthcare technology company, has raised $5.6 million CAD ($4.2 million USD) in a new funding round led by Hikma Ventures.

After completing numerous dry runs on a 3D printed skull and in a virtual reality suite, Stanford neurosurgeons have performed the first-ever minimally invasive tumor resection in the brain of a small child.

In an exclusive conversation with HealthImaging, John D. Banja, a professor of medical ethics at Emory University, discusses plans to launch a series of audio chats with radiologists, exploring one of the profession's stickiest issues.

AI triage could prove to be pivotal elsewhere, however, by cutting the time radiologists spend analyzing cases and then prioritizing those that are most urgent, one expert noted.