The lack of cooperation may be hindering efforts to rein in cancer costs and improve affordability, oncology experts explained recently.

Researchers say scans pose little risk to an unborn fetus but maintained doctors must weigh the benefits against potential risks.

The Harvard rad believes the federal funds put toward TMIST would have been better invested in assessing breast MRI more than 20 years ago.

The researchers will develop methods to differentiate between cancerous and healthy, nonfatty tissue.

University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center experts believe the differences could have an impact on cancer detection.

Miami Cancer Institute experts found the technique "significantly" prolonged overall survival, sharing their findings at the European Society for Radiotherapy and Oncology 2021 conference.

The use of active surveillance—imaging, PSA testing, etc.—increased overall but many patients are still opting to undergo surgery, radiation or therapy.

CT scans performed at 5 months, instead of 6, for probably benign nodules can save lives and lower combined LDCTs, researchers reported.