In the news: curbing the progression of Parkinson’s and radiology residents benefit from AI education. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: focused ultrasound may stop progression of Parkinson’s; LDCT screening for lung cancer; radiology residents benefit from AI education; MRI tool better identifies dementia; and

Headlines this week: recommendations for RSNA 2020; lessons learned from pandemic. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: tips to get the most out of the RSNA virtual program; lessons learned from the pandemic; Microsoft moves further into radiology space; challenges in teleradiology; what’s next

Breast cancer imaging remains in headlines during Pinktober. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: researching different technologies to fight breast cancer; spectral CT better identifies COVID; MRI detects more cancerous lesions in dense breasts; virtual radiology course earns high marks; and more patients with implanted

In the news: dose efficient dual energy and a radiology partnership with space exploration. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: dose efficient dual energy for chest X-rays; do women trust AI in screening mammography?; imaging technique can analyze effectiveness of breast cancer treatment; new partnership

In the news: updated AC guidelines and creating a better radiology report. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: ACR releases update to appropriateness criteria; how to improve a radiology report; the CIR’s mission to elevate the radiology profession; how the pandemic is changing breast cancer

Breast imaging news for Pinktober. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: radiology field on alert for Pinktober 2020; MITA stresses appropriate device cleaning; is this the next step in breast imaging?; new ultrasound detector technology; and machine learning helps improve medication prescriptions. A ‘drastically different’ Pinktober

Online education and impact of free imaging exams are in the news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: FDA supports advancement of digital health technology; time of day may affect mammogram diagnosis; free imaging exam greatly increases utilization; online teaching from ESHNR; and Medicare reimbursement

Patient perceptions on imaging modalities and radiation make news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: worldwide variation in COVID-19 imaging; radiologists must support physician, patient education; post-Brexit medical imaging regulations; imaging agent illuminates inflammation; and are clinicians ordering too many CT lung exams? Survey finds widespread

In the news: capturing images of cells at work inside our lungs. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include radiology research funding surges; how to capture ‘real-time’ immune cell images; radiation-absorbing pad greatly reduces exposure; focused ultrasound helps cancer patients; and a clinical comparison of modalities

Resuming routine radiology care makes headlines this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include resuming routine radiology care during COVID-19; Walmart continues expansion into imaging industry; virtual imaging trials to help COVID-19 diagnoses; new cybersecurity protection for imaging devices; and ambiguous language impairs radiology reporting. Resuming