If It’s Unnecessary, Who Cares Which Stent Is Better?
The Lancet in its latest edition has another “paradigm-shifting” study (its words)…
Major Advances in Radiation Therapy Mean Greater Effectiveness, Fewer Side Effects and Less Time in Treatment
EXCLUSIVE POST - Radiation therapy has advanced dramatically in the past few…
Apps for Heart Attack and Stroke Prevention
The Office for the National Coordinator recently announced the winners of their "One…
New Study Contradicts ‘Conclusion’ about Lab Studies
In the classic Woody Allen movie, “Annie Hall,” there’s a scene in which…
Medical Imaging March Madness – Stage 2 and the Health Affairs IT Study Debate
March was an intense month for medical imaging. The proposed Stage 2 Meaningful…
The Use of Aspirin in Cancer and Heart Disease
There is a fascinating review by Cancer Research UK of the new…
Q&A With Lead Radiologic Technologist at Scripps Health
Jeremy Enfinger, BS, RT(R), Radiology Lead Tech at Scripps Health Jeremy Enfinger,…
Bone Density Tests – Too Many Not a Good Thing
Frequent bone density tests for senior women may not be needed, according…
Imaging Tests Available Stat! The Blame Game Isn’t Necessary
Now that everyone is cost-conscious when it comes to healthcare, it seems…
Knee Replacement May Save Lives
The US has more knee replacements per capita than any other nation.…
