COVID-19 Imaging | Body CT’s AI Predictions
“There’s a difference between AI projects and products, and there’s a difference between AI products and companies.” CureMetrix president, Kevin Harris, on how imaging AI is…
Big AI Study, Debated Results | More Coronavirus Imaging
“. . . studies like this strongly suggest that radiologists will be masters of their domain for quite some time.” University of Iowa radiology professor, Claudia…
When to Stop Screening | Coronavirus Imaging Update
“It’s complete chaos,” A senior Trump administration official on the White House’s response to the coronavirus. Imaging Wire Sponsors Focused Ultrasound Foundation – Accelerating the development and…
Breast MRI Breakthrough | PE’s Surprise Billing Spotlight | Microwave Imaging
“Nobody wants to defend the insurers.” An unnamed democratic aide on providers’ inherent advantage in the ongoing surprise billing legislation battle. Imaging Wire Sponsors Focused Ultrasound…
Three AI Perspectives | More Coronavirus Imaging
“Some say data is the new oil. Others say the algorithm is the gold. Actually, it’s the labels.” Dr. Hugh Harvey on the value and scarcity…
Double Reading Advantages | Hyperfine Goes Live
“We are now ready to rewrite the rules of MRI accessibility.” Hyperfine Research’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Khan Siddiqui, revealing some big goals now that they’ve…
Surprise Billing Battle Continues | Probo Grows
“When AI > AI+human, we face important ethical questions.” Alexandre Cadrin-Chênevert in response to Lunit’s big mammography AI study. The algorithm’s 0.940 AUC beat radiologists with…
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…
Google’s Breast Cancer Model | Quality Consolidation
“It feels like this is another step towards this technology actually making a difference in the real world.” Google Health’s U.K. lead, Dominic King, after announcing…
Not My Health Records | A New Era of EHR Fraud
“It’s all the time. Often, once a day or more.” Aaron Miri, CIO of Dell Medical School and University of Texas Health, on how often he’s…
