Radiology

A critical breakdown in Saskatchewan's healthcare services has left cancer patients in a state of distressing uncertainty after the province's only Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scanner was forced to operate at just half its normal capacity. The disruption, which followed a complete shutdown

The silent threat of intraventricular hemorrhage casts a long shadow over neonatal intensive care units, where the most vulnerable premature infants fight for their lives against overwhelming odds. This devastating brain bleed can lead to severe, lifelong neurodevelopmental impairments, yet its

In a decisive move that reshapes decades of standard practice, new guidelines from the American Dental Association advocate for a significant evolution in dental imaging, establishing a clear mandate that radiographs should only be ordered based on specific clinical necessity. This updated

In courtrooms and at border crossings worldwide, determining an individual's true chronological age can be a pivotal factor that alters the course of a life, yet the methods used have long been fraught with significant ethical and medical concerns. A pioneering study from Ottow and colleagues

For decades, the standard approach to treating multiple sclerosis has centered on managing a relentless siege, slowing the immune system's attack on the central nervous system rather than repairing the damage left in its wake. This strategy has provided crucial relief for many, but the prospect of

A recently disclosed data security incident at a prominent New York medical imaging provider has potentially exposed the sensitive personal and health information of an unknown number of patients and employees, highlighting the persistent cybersecurity challenges facing the healthcare industry.