How should your radiology department prepare to contain the spread of the Coronavirus and protect your staff and patients?
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As phrases like Social Distance and Self Quarantine become daily vernacular worldwide, all conversations seem to turn to the coronavirus or COVID-19. In the world of medical imaging,
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Big news! Now MRI Scanners can be brought to the patient, instead of patients having to go to them! Hyperfine Research has created
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The White House and US House of Representatives have been busy as of late, and there are several issues that could affect the Health and Human Services (HHS) sector. Here are the latest updates.
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Once upon a time, cardiac procedures were only performed in operating rooms at a hospital. But now many cardiologists are considering the ASC (Ambulatory Surgery Centers)
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Nashville is the home of country music, cowboy boots and barbeque–and the perfect location for last week’s ASCA Conference! The Gaylord Opryland was a great place to stay. While the convention center is conveniently located right there at the hotel,
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For decades, mammography has been the go-to for spotting breast cancer. The down side is, of course, X-ray radiation. And while MRI imaging has no radiation and higher resolution images,
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A research team in New Zealand has designed a new CT scanner that can capture 3D color X-ray of the human body, according to an article in Radiology Today. The scanner uses a microchip that records incoming photons from
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GE has submitted paperwork for an initial public offering of the soon-to-be standalone company GE Healthcare. The filing will take place this spring, with the news, causing a significant jump in the parent company’s stock price.
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Due to a risk of its detector detaching and falling, the Millennium Nuclear Medicine System devices have been recalled by manufacturer GE Healthcare. While no patient injuries have been reported, there was an incident
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