A federal judge ruled patients lacked legal standing to sue, saying the potentially stolen information didn't rise to the level of "certainly impending injury."

Vetting is an “extremely important” but often overlooked duty of physicians in imaging, U.K. experts wrote recently. 

AI is poised to help settle an argument that’s been roiling academic psychiatry for more than a century: Are bipolar disorder and schizophrenia two distinct diagnoses—or points along a single continuum?

University of Washington Medicine researchers will develop a database of records outlining follow-up costs, diagnoses and health outcomes associated with various incidentalomas.

Prior to implementation, only 2% of reports for dangerous AAAs included follow-up recommendations, but that number jumped to 58% afterward, experts wrote in JACR. 

Deep neural networks are capable of tying oncological findings from genetic testing with those from medical imaging and biopsy analysis to not only validate previously discovered connections among and between the three fields but also uncover new ones.  

Yale researchers conducted a "secret shopper" survey of more than 80 top U.S. hospitals for their special report, published in Radiology.

Double reading, optimizing image quality, and improving positioning are all ways to potentially address these misses, experts wrote in Academic Radiology.