Here's what stood out most at this year's show.
"Part of the problem is is the polysyllabic nature of contemporary health care," study co-author says.
A new study reveals potential brain changes behind post-chemotherapy mental fogginess.
Medicare-aged population screening rates decrease slightly.
Dr. Richard B. Gunderman says radiologists should not forget the value of a good story.
New software eliminates need for radiation scatter grids and extra dosage in X-ray breast imaging.
How both ultrasound and MRI can now identify trouble faster and easier.
New studies based on MRI images could offer insight into how to better care for Alzheimer's Disease patients.
Philips continues to improve its imaging portfolio.
A new technology will provide a welcome relief to patients and professionals
Siemens unveils an ultrasound system that features a wireless transducer at RSNA 2012.
Patient-centered care is a big theme at this year's RSNA.
A look at three charities with modest beginnings making big differences.
Still, FPD will stay a small slice of the mobile C-arm pie.
A new study in Radiology, and a focus at RSNA, builds the case for breast tomosynthesis.
Radiation dose-lowering campaign targets molecular imaging.
The following is a list of just some of the products and services on display by DOTmed advertisers at RSNA 2012.
ACA specifies coverage requirements for different "metal levels" of plans.
The newest player in medical equipment shows off its ultrasound product line.
Read our exclusive talk with this year's RSNA president on why the organization is hoping to put "patients first."
Engaging radiologists to put patients first
Fiscal cliff, other budget issues capture lawmakers' attention.
The Medica trade fair still displays the entire range of medical products, but IT has an increased presence.
Chiller market stays warm through specialization
Ultrasound equipment for a wide range of clinical applications is on display at this year's Medica trade show.
U.S. Commercial Service report explores opportunities for U.S. exporters.
Siemens Avanto scanner wrecked as VA suffered 4-5 ft. of flooding.
Detector sharing and dose reduction attract new customers
Deal involves two top Boston academic medical centers.
Faster, cheaper, safer?
Getting the lead out.
Meanwhile, KLAS surveys health care providers on Intelerad's workflow management software.
Optima MR360 and Brivo MR355 among the fastest-selling MRIs in GE's history.
GE Healthcare seeks to expand presence in breast cancer detection with the acquisition of U-Systems Inc.
One imaging center's strategy to achieve low dose.
GPOs and manufacturers don't see eye-to-eye on UDI timeline.
An expert explains what lies ahead.
Investments in the med equipment sector drop 37 percent from last quarter.
Studies reported favorable outcomes for prostate cancer patients' quality of life following treatment with proton therapy.
An alarming problem.
