Explainable Mistakes | Doubling MRI Contrast | Covera’s AI Play
“Doctors are human, and humans are biased.” University of Toronto professor Marzyeh Ghassemi on the human origins of AI algorithms’ inherited bias. If this feels like…
Fracture POCUS | Prostate PET | Cardiac US for CV19
“That’s a very high bar for an imaging study.” Emory’s David M. Schuster, MD, who’s study found that using PET for prostate cancer planning leads to…
US COVID Test| LEGO MRI | AI Framework
“Why? It’s just an X-ray?” Federal Judge, David Tatel, asking an AHA litigator why the negotiated rates for X-rays and many other medical services are “unknowable.”…
Controversy Extenders | X-Ray Transparency | Incidental PE AI
“Radiologists who train NPP to interpret imaging studies are arguably training their replacements.” A JACR paper with a warning for radiologists about their non-physician colleagues. I’m…
Equal Extenders | Google Responds | Follow the Money
“I hate it.” How Dr. Luke Oakden-Rayner really feels about last week’s paper criticizing Google’s mammography AI study (even though he respects the authors “a lot”).…
AI OK | Ultrasound Implant | Cashier Controversy
“No one knows exactly how the development of artificial intelligence will proceed. But it does have the potential to radically change society and how we work.”…
AI Faceoff | COVID in the CT | Radres Handhelds
“A little knowledge, so the saying goes, can be a dangerous thing.” Signify Research’s Alan Stoddart on the potential pitfalls of ultrasound simplification and home adoption.…
Military AI | Selfie Screening | Triage Works
“. . . this initiative has the potential to compliment other significant military medical advancements to include antisepsis, blood transfusions, and vaccines.” U.S. DoD Joint Artificial…
Virtual AHRA | Overimaging | Generalizable CV19 AI
“What we’re doing is similar to, say, where the PC world was in the 1970s or 1980s . . .” Exo Imaging CEO, Sandeep Akkaraju, comparing…
A Laser Ultrasound First | Breast MRI Radiomics Breakthrough
“The only people who don’t want this fixed are the people who benefit from these excessive fees.” Senate health committee Chairman Lamar Alexander on the folks…
