Is radiology ready for widespread use of AI in mammography screening? That question was the focus of a point-counterpoint debate in AJR.

AI adoption led to measurable improvements in radiology report turnaround for multiple types of imaging exams at a large imaging center network.

Could opportunistic screening be driving the evolution of LDCT from a lung cancer screening test into a broader one-stop chest exam?

The USPSTF has long been made up of specialists in primary care and researchers with expertise in evaluating medical evidence, rather than specialists in any one field.

This case report describes 11.7-T in vivo human brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the basal ganglia in 2 healthy volunteers.

The wait for medical imaging keeps getting longer, leaving some people fraught with anxiety.

The FDA's plan to hire thousands of new workers is being slowed by an overwhelmed HR center.

Presentations at this week’s WCLC 2026 discussed how to make low-dose CT lung cancer screening available to as many eligible people as possible.

Wednesday’s senate confirmation hearing won’t be the first time that much of the American public meets Dr. Nicole Saphier and hears her perspective; President Donald Trump’s nominee for US surgeon gen...

Radiology maintained its lead in FDA approvals for AI-enabled medical devices in new data released by the agency.

AI developer Harrison.ai is expanding its business model by supporting a teleradiology venture called Frontier Radiology that’s scaling up and hiring radiologists.

Dr. Geraldine McGinty, an esteemed academic healthcare leader and radiologist, has been appointed executive vice dean of Weill Cornell Medicine, effective Sept. 8.

Dr. Amir Iravani will serve as director of the Theranostics Program and vice chair of clinical research in the department of nuclear medicine and theranostics.

A mass exodus of radiologists from the VA medical center in Washington, DC, is just the tip of the iceberg for the health system’s personnel woes in radiology.

A PET radiopharmaceutical being developed by Bayer for imaging cardiac amyloidosis turned in promising results in a paper presented at ESC 2026.

The scans are touted as a way to control your health. But researchers say healthy people don’t need them and they can lead to more harm than benefit.

Radiologists enjoyed faster salary growth than physicians overall in the latest salary survey from Doximity.

Stephanie Halver’s doctor recommended she get a breast MRI, partly because of her family’s cancer history. Her insurer approved the scan, but unlike mammograms, breast MRIs aren’t universally covered ...

A new VA investigation confirms a “mass exodus” of radiologists occurred at the VA hospital in Washington, DC, causing a backlog of imaging exams.

Could MRI reduce the need to biopsy some patients with suspected prostate cancer before they get treatment?

A new VA investigation confirms a “mass exodus” of radiologists occurred at the VA hospital in Washington, DC, causing a backlog of imaging exams.

CT surveillance of children with traumatic brain injury should be limited, with rapid MRI used instead.

A new study found high variability in radiologist interpretations of low-dose CT lung cancer screening exams.

While many countries have added MRI to prostate cancer workup protocols to determine which patients really need the needle, pre-biopsy MRI is used in only about one-third of U.S. prostate cancer worku...

Sensing-systems maker Teledyne ‌Technologies agreed to acquire Varex Imaging for $18.90 per share in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $1.1 billion, the companies said on Monday.

A new five-star system for rating CT image quality could help reduce radiation dose.

Radiologists are taking much longer to interpret medical images than they did 10 years ago, and it’s a problem that appears to be getting worse.

A new report claims that radiologists fled the VA healthcare system after the agency eliminated policies allowing remote work.

Persistent maintenance and staffing issues at a D.C.-based center reveal bigger problems with the VA health system.

Radiation dose delivered to patients from CT scans has fallen markedly over the past decade in the U.S.

About 20.6M people worldwide were diagnosed with cancer in 2024, a nearly 7% increase from 2020, according to an update from WHO.

An AI-based workflow for mammography screening helped close the cancer detection gap between specialists and general radiologists.