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In the news...

An archive of news of interest to the profession of radiologic sciences


Shorter radiation course works just as well
Fewer cancer treatments at higher doses is safe and effective, study says

MSNBC.com - March 2008

Hormone therapy skews mammogram results
Study: Even short-term use can make detecting breast cancer more difficult

MSNBC.com - February 2008

Hair could help diagnose breast cancer
Scientists spot distinctive pattern in X-rays of hair from cancer patients

MSNBC.com - February 2008

Some breast cancer Web sites inaccurate
Pages for alternative medicine most likely to contain false data, study finds

MSNBC.com - February 2008

Digital mammograms best for younger women - But newer method can cost up to four times more than traditional exam

MSNBC.com - January 2008

Even small fee makes some skip mammograms - Paying as little as $10 of cost leads many older women to skip the exam

MSNBC.com - January 2008

Nuclear reactor woes delay medical tests
Radioactive isotopes needed for heart and cancer imaging in scant supply

MSNBC.com - December 2007

Computed Tomography - An Increasing Source of Radiation Exposure

New England Journal of Medicine - November 2007

More pregnant women getting high-tech scans
Radiation levels are low, but may carry risk to the fetus, study says

MSNBC.com - November 2007

‘Super X-rays’ spot heart ills, spark debate

MSNBC.com - November 2007

X-ray colonoscopy may be more available soon

CNN.com - October 2007

Should You Have a CT Scan?

Time.com - July 2007

Common breast cancer genes found

MSNBC.com - May 2007

Breast Cancer Drop May Just Mean Fewer Detected Cases

ABCNEWS.com - December 2006

15-second heart scan may save lives

MSNBC.com - October 2006

Study: Lung scans show promise for early detection

CNN.com - October 2006

Cancer Stem Cells and Radiation Resistance Linked

Medical News Today - October 2006

Virtual scans as good as regular colonoscopy

MSNBC - October 2006

Americans 'too fat for x-rays'

BBC News - September 2006

Breast cancer patients face harsh chemo effects

MSNBC.com - August 2006

Ultrasound scans can affect brain development

AP - August 2006

Enhanced Breast MRI System Shows Great Promise In The Early Detection And Treatment Of Breast Cancer

Medical News Today - July 2006

What the Fancy Machines Can - And Can't - Do
New medical technology can probe, scan and make sophisticated diagnoses. But it's up to the body to cure

Time Magazine - May 2006

MRIs beat mammograms, study finds

MSNBC.com - July 2004

Mammography more stressful for survivors of disease

OBGYN.net - March 2004

Mending a broken heart - What is beyond medication and surgery

Common Ground - Feb 2004

Brain scans used to find dyslexia clues

CNN.com - February 2004

PET Scans Find Unexpected Cancers

KRNV TV (Reno) - January 2004

Toddler CT scans may cause brain damage

Sydney Morning Herald - January 2004

Breast scanner beats mammogram?

MSNBC.com - December 2003

Nobels Awarded For MRI Advances

CBS News - October 2003
Implant Imbroglio   While Medicare is suing breast implant manufacturers, the FDA may be ready to finally embrace them. Time - September 2003

New guidelines emphasize mammograms

CNN.com -- May 2003

Study: Damage stays from low-dose X-rays

CNN.com -- April 2003

Nephrotoxic Effects in High-Risk Patients Undergoing Angiography

The New England Journal of Medicine -- February 2003

"Ultrasounds marketed as keepsakes"

CNN.com -- October 2002

"Breast Cancer - Are You at Risk?"

MSNBC.com -- August 2002

"Whole Body Scanning"

Food and Drug Administration -- July 2002

"Body-Scanning Basics"

CNN.com -- July 2002