KATHERINE DAVIS
TECHNOLOGY & HEALTH CARE JOURNALIST
TriMed Media Group
New York-based DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) Grid, makers of a cloud-based, medical imaging software, is rebranding itself as Ambra Health and appointing a new chief employee with the help of a $6 million fundraising gift.
High-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) is a technology that has been used to address benign tumors in the uterus and cancerous prostate tumors. But it’s now being used to treat essential tremors after the FDA approved it in July.
With long hours, seamlessly never-ending workloads and frequent isolation, radiologists are increasingly experiencing burnout. It’s a problem that can have serious effects on one’s work if not addressed properly.
Cognitive technology company IBM Watson has formed a new coalition to improve the way physicians use medical imaging data in their daily practices.
To help teens suffering with mental illness, a Colorado medical center will open a new unit dedicated to specialized youth psychology care in July.
It was 2007 when John Scott, MD, MSc, realized the power and need for telemedicine.
Confused by recent payment model reform? At RSNA 2016, three practicing radiologists are scheduled to deliver a presentation all about the evolving financial landscape of medical imaging.
While early screening and detection can play an important role in preventing breast cancer, new research from Mayo Clinic shows that some women, particularly minority women, aren’t being screened as often as their white counterparts.