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The National Proton Therapy Center of Portugal will be equipped with two IBA ProteusONE solutions
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World Health Expo Miami 2026 concludes with healthcare innovation, global trade dialogue, and new industry partnerships
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HOPPR launches Presto, unlocking AI draft reporting in existing radiology workflows
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University of Miami Health System to deploy Avatar Medical and Barco’s Eonis Vision for patient consultations
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IBA to install the first proton therapy center in Brazil in Rio de Janeiro
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Wearable Technologies Conference Europe makes its debut at MEDICA 2026 showcasing the latest innovations
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Gradient Health expands Atlas beyond imaging to deliver multimodal data for medical AI development
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Massachusetts researchers discuss risk assessment model for breast cancer at RSNA
Incorporates digital information not used by traditional risk assessment models
Top stories from the virtual RSNA
There was no shortage of news at the big imaging meeting in November
Illinois state board votes against shutdown of Mercy Hospital
Concerns about continuity of, and access to care after the closure led the board to its decision
Radiology Partners acquires MEDNAX for approximately $885 million
The deal is expected to provide patients with more access to subspecialty offerings, reduce costs for RP practices
St. Luke's to be first US provider to offer GE's and Premier's One-Stop breast care model
One-Stop Clinic has speed up breast cancer diagnosis and treatment planning
Unprotected servers leave more than 45 million medical images accessible online
The images contain sensitive information of patients in 67 countries
AI and neuroimaging research on surgical skill scores $2.2 million funding
The research is geared toward improving surgeons' skills.
The 10 biggest CT stories of 2020
From cancer screening to improved protocols, CT news in 2020 was mainly about utilization
New technique produces self-learning algorithms for medical imaging
The technique enables users with little to no specialist knowledge to configure self-learning algorithms
President-elect Joe Biden undergoes CT scan for hairline fractures to foot
Biden injured his foot when he slipped over Thanksgiving weekend
Price transparency efforts and healthcare consumerism update at RSNA
Out-of-pocket costs are up 63% over five years, as wages have only increased 11%
Radiotherapy omission has little impact on survival in older breast cancer patients
Patients had a higher rate of local recurrence but similar rates in distant metastasis and survival
AI digital stethoscope eliminates noise for more accurate diagnosis of lung ailments
The stethoscope requires no training and could be used to diagnose cases of COVID-19
How handheld ultrasound can achieve mainstream adoption
Ultra-portability, relatively low cost, and ease of disinfection have caused high demand during the pandemic
Care New England turns down $550 million buyout offer from StoneBridge Healthcare
CNE will focus on its talks to merge with LifeSpan
Thorough sanitization and PPE are essential for curbing asymptomatic COVID transmission
Asymptomatic patients could go to hospital and transmit infection
AliveCor sues Apple for patent infringement of ECG technology in mobile phones
AliveCor alleges that the Apple Watch Series 4 EKG app is too similar in its features to three patents
Low-cost, portable scanner extends MR availability for brain imaging
The scanner can be installed in ambulances, small clinics, doctors' offices, and wheeled into patient rooms
Radiology editorial board highlights top research papers of 2020
Many papers focus not just on COVID-19 but other issues investigated by the medical imaging community
