Imaging + Genetics | Coronavirus Imaging Continued
“Medical AI systems are still too new to have been challenged in medical malpractice lawsuits, so it is unclear how courts will determine responsibility and what…
Imaging Coronavirus | AI’s Instantaneous Radiation Plans
“If you didn’t know about this outbreak, you’d read the scan and you would just say, ‘Okay, this patient has pneumonia’ . . .” Thomas Jefferson…
Stealth Research | HALO’s Big Move
“Artificial Intelligence’s pragmatic laziness is enviable.” UPenn radiologist and Radiology Twitter star, Suarabh Jha MD, on AI’s tendency to take the easiest path to a finding.…
Outpatient Down | PACS Vulnerability Spotlight
“I ask that you immediately remediate this situation, and remove the vulnerable PACS from open access to the internet.” Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) in a letter…
Magnetized Imaging Breakthrough | CT Contrasts’ Overstated Kidney Risk
“It’s like we can see the tumor breathing.” Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute professor, Kevin Brindle, on the images produced by his team’s new carbon-13 hyperpolarized…
Nanox Goes Big | X-Ray Mutations | Radiology-as-a-Service
“Hold on to your exclamation points. Machine-enabled health care may bring us many benefits in the years to come, but those will be contingent on the…
Screening the Rich | Ditching the Apron | Paging Dr. Google
“I came here to make people healthy, I’m not here to sell them ads,” Google Health head, Dr. David Feinberg, defending the tech giant’s healthcare motivations.…
A Billion Images Exposed | The Data-Driven Physician
“every day, millions of new medical images containing the personal health information of patients are spilling out onto the internet.” TechCrunch on the billion patient images…
Can’t Keep CT Down | The Specialist Shift
“…anonymized data in health records might thus have to be treated as precious resources of potential benefit to human health, in much the same way as…
Voice Assisted Radiology | VR for IR | Evidence of Overuse
“This technology will allow physicians to travel inside a patient’s body instead of relying solely on 2D, black and white images.” University of Washington radiology professor,…