Imaging & Diagnostics

The intricate world of medical imaging requires immense focus and precision from radiologists, but an equally complex and often more frustrating challenge is unfolding far from the diagnostic screen in the back office. As reimbursement models evolve and administrative demands intensify, radiology

The Pahrump community will soon face a significant change in local healthcare access as Desert Radiology has confirmed the permanent closure of its imaging center, with its final day of service scheduled for Wednesday, December 31. This decision is not an isolated event but rather a key component

The Radiological Society of North America’s 2025 annual meeting in Chicago sent a clear and powerful message that the next great leap in medical imaging will be defined not by algorithms or hardware alone, but by a profound and renewed focus on the individual. The conference’s central theme,

The race against time in diagnosing severe infections like meningitis or sepsis often dictates patient outcomes, where every hour of delay can have dire consequences. For decades, clinicians have relied on traditional laboratory methods, a process that, while reliable, is often painstakingly slow,

The sheer volume of medical imaging studies performed daily has placed an unprecedented strain on radiologists, creating a critical bottleneck in the diagnostic process where early detection can mean the difference between life and death. With a global shortage of these highly trained specialists

The global nuclear imaging equipment sector is experiencing a period of technologically advanced and sustained growth, with projections indicating the market will expand from its estimated size of USD 7.21 billion in 2025 to a notable USD 9.52 billion by 2034. This expansion, representing a