A cybersecurity firm found '123456' and '123456789' are the most common passwords used in the workplace after analyzing 2.5TB of data.

The startup, which offers cloud-based software that integrates disparate elements of a rad's workflow, also named a new CEO. 

After looking into the case, officials discovered that a coding error prevented the radiology report, which contained critical findings, from ever being sent to the referring provider.

As these models continue to advance, it is important to understand how their performance holds up over time.

This is despite experts cautioning that these findings should be "systematically and fully assessed" due to their progressive nature.

“When we rely too much on whatever the computer tells us, that’s a problem."

By expediting communication between radiologists and referring providers when suspicious findings are identified, the system has great potential to improve clinical outcomes in real-world scenarios, authors of a new study in JACR suggest.

Harvard researchers recently set out to answer this question, sharing their results Friday in the Journal of the American College of Radiology