Three business professors believe the post-COVID “telehealth revolution” could work against its own implied promise to broaden care access.

About 10% of these cases required immediate or urgent action, researchers detailed in Clinical Imaging. 

Despite slowing growth in year-over-year average hourly outlays, payrolls at U.S. hospitals and outpatient clinics may have plateaued at permanently elevated levels.

We already screen patients for breast cancer and lung cancer on a regular basis. Why not establish screening programs for aortic stenosis?

Reviewing 20 years’ worth of data, researchers have found children with Down syndrome are imaged more often than others and, in the process, get exposed to significantly more ionizing radiation.

One key finding, experts noted, is that the Ovarian-Adnexal Reporting and Data System had little impact on patients' ability to interpret reports. 

The largest diagnosis deficits were observed for breast, colon and lung cancer, experts detailed in JAMA Network Open. 

It could cost more than $1 million just to avoid a single heart attack, stroke or cardiovascular death, researchers wrote.