People are increasingly taking on more proactive roles in their healthcare decisions, but a lack of proper education materials is proving to be a hindrance for both patients and providers.

More than 90% of rads working in North America and around the globe said the specialty is well-suited for online teaching, experts reported Tuesday in Insights into Imaging.

Many patients say their understanding comes from radio, TV or social media, but nearly 70% would rather sit down with an imaging expert to discuss radiation issues.

Transitioning from medical training to life as a resident is difficult and often daunting. Two experts share their ways to get a leg up.

About 7.4% of the commercially insured receive at least one invasive procedure after their LCS, with patients’ responsibility ranging from $0- $7,500.  

The New York institution suspended 16 employees without pay who now have 30 days to get vaccinated or be terminated.

EZaccessMD partners with health plan holders to help blunt healthcare costs by offering teleconsults alongside ultrasound and X-ray scans in the community. 

UPenn's virtual consults spotted ergonomic issues with many workspaces, with about 60% of providers reporting neck pain.