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The National Proton Therapy Center of Portugal will be equipped with two IBA ProteusONE solutions
June 30, 2026
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June 30, 2026
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World Health Expo Miami 2026 concludes with healthcare innovation, global trade dialogue, and new industry partnerships
June 30, 2026
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June 30, 2026
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HOPPR launches Presto, unlocking AI draft reporting in existing radiology workflows
June 29, 2026
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June 29, 2026
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University of Miami Health System to deploy Avatar Medical and Barco’s Eonis Vision for patient consultations
June 29, 2026
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June 29, 2026
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IBA to install the first proton therapy center in Brazil in Rio de Janeiro
June 25, 2026
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June 25, 2026
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Wearable Technologies Conference Europe makes its debut at MEDICA 2026 showcasing the latest innovations
June 25, 2026
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June 25, 2026
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Gradient Health expands Atlas beyond imaging to deliver multimodal data for medical AI development
June 15, 2026
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Industry News
GE gets FDA nod for AIR Recon DL on 7T MR scanner
Enabling faster scans with sharper, less noisy images
Patient monitors evolve during pandemic
A look around at the latest solutions entering the market, and how COVID-19 has impacted their evolution
CMS warns hospitals they must disclose prices of care to consumers
Around two-thirds of the largest U.S. providers have not complied with the hospital price transparency final rule
Walmart to acquire telehealth provider MeMD
Will offer customers nationwide access to virtual urgent, behavioral and primary care
Three unrecommended preventive services cost Medicare $325 million annually
Researchers examine seven patient-specific services graded D by USPSTF
National Imaging Solutions acquires DynaRad
Obtains range of portable X-ray systems, including Micro-X Rover with nanotube tech
FTC report finds scant evidence to support manufacturer justification for repair restrictions
A look inside the report and its key findings as they relate to medical devices
Seven ways to rethink and reboot healthcare in the UK
LSE-Lancet commission proposes solutions to strengthen NHS and UK healthcare
Siemens unveils its fastest, single-source CT scanner, Somatom X.ceed
Somatom X.ceed is designed to simplify procedures in challenging clinical areas
Can mobile apps help us reach ‘supply Nirvana’?
Lack of inventory management training is one of the major sources of supply chain inefficiency
Dignity Health agrees to $10 million settlement over False Claims allegations
Accused of improperly billing Medicare for surgical procedures
AAMI Product Showcase
Just some of the products and services that will be on display during the virtual 2021 AAMI Exchange
Lean management decreases CT acquisition length, saves on exam time
Lean management is designed to improve quality and profitability of company production processes
Private equity-acquired hospitals rake in higher profit margins, slower to expand staff
Had overall lower costs per patient discharged
HTM and the changing face of technology
The department continues to expand beyond equipment maintenance and into other areas
Q Bio launches digital twin platform, raises funds for scanner development
Shows anatomical and biochemical changes in a patient's health in real time, in a scalable virtual model
Building new workflows with imaging informatics
As silos come down and imaging reaches across the enterprise, make sure you’ve got the right leaders at the table
ACR, SPR ask Anthem to cover hospital-based imaging for children, 10 and above
Anthem is trying to steer older pediatric patients to freestanding imaging options
Walgreens unveils mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinics in Chicago
Will launch additional ones across the country over the next two months
Imaging bone fragments suggests higher cancer rate in medieval England than commonly thought
Researchers estimate 9% to 14% of adults in medieval England had cancer at the time of death
