Variation among physician and patient preferences requires an individualized approach to communicating findings, Weill Cornell Medicine experts wrote in JACR.

Delays or lack of follow-through were more pronounced among Black, low-income, or patients with mental health disorders, according to a large study published in JAMA. 

Medicine is typically a logic-driven field, but experts say innovative thinking can make any provider better.

Plus, AI specialist TeraRecon welcomes its new president and a renowned musculoskeletal radiologist passes.

The declines were particularly pronounced among low-income populations and women of color, according to new research published in Preventive Medicine. 

Richard O'Brien said he shouldn't be on the hook for exam costs after doctors couldn't download imaging data nor receive his files electronically from radiology provider Priority.

Guided meditation helped all patients complete their exams and produced high-quality scans comparable to using pharmacological interventions.

The findings are part of a new Neiman Health Policy Institute analysis of National Mammography Database numbers from an 11-year period, highlighted in  RSNA's Radiology.