Frances Rylands-Monk[email protected]AIIn era of AI, Swiss group puts stress on human touchDuring an age when machines and artificial intelligence (AI) are playing an increasing role, radiologists must become more visible to safeguard patients' perception of them as physicians and as human beings, according to Swiss-led research. This involves setting aside time for direct communication with patients.July 9, 2018AINikolaou: AI for complex cases may be over 10 years offArtificial intelligence (AI) promises to create more imaging opportunities and boost demand for specialists, but multimodality, multiparametric, or complex MRI diagnoses using AI are probably at least a decade away, according to Dr. Konstantin Nikolaou from Tübingen, Germany.June 24, 2018Musculoskeletal RadiologyWorld Cup imaging kicks off on the right footAs football fans across the globe gear up for the start of the World Cup in Russia on Thursday, radiologists and other medical teams are putting the finishing touches to their own operations and expertise to ensure optimal diagnosis and treatment for injured players.June 12, 2018AIChang: Why I admire French approach to AIFrance's strong emphasis on the ethical and humanistic aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) and its practical impact on patient care have attracted praise and support from leading U.S. radiologist Dr. Paul Chang from the University of Chicago.June 10, 2018AIFrench unveil new initiative in artificial intelligenceFrance's national professional council, G4, has launched a novel collaboration with other partners to develop a complete artificial intelligence tool for medical imaging. The project's committee has urged industry to participate in the "AI imaging ecosystem" scheme.June 3, 2018Clinical NewsResearch spotlights breast screening shortfall in IranNew research has shown that the number of women undergoing mammography screening in Iran is far from satisfactory. While breast screening can save lives, the study has highlighted significant gaps in the country's screening strategy for safeguarding its target population.May 21, 2018Clinical NewsAustrians boost breast screening sensitivity 'at low cost'How can radiologists prevent women with dense breasts from slipping through the screening net? Austrian researchers have achieved good results by combining screening with mammography and ultrasound in a population-based program.April 29, 2018Clinical NewsFrench groups make peace on reimbursementAfter a prolonged battle, France's union of private radiologists signed a three-year agreement over imaging prices on 26 April with the union of health insurers. The settlement paves the way for better control of imaging costs without endangering the future of the discipline.April 26, 2018Clinical NewsCT dose comes under close scrutiny in Saudi ArabiaA comprehensive study of diagnostic reference levels (DRLs) in Saudi Arabia has shown that the current levels are comparable with European DRLs, thanks to cutting-edge imaging technology, but patient dose varies between departments depending on scanning mode and protocols used.April 9, 2018Clinical NewsHow radiology served the Third ReichExploring radiology during the Nazi regime is more than just about remembering its victims -- it's about keeping ethics at the forefront of practice, according to German researchers. Only by studying the past, can one safeguard the future, they insist.April 8, 2018Previous PagePage 17 of 41Next PageTop StoriesIndustry NewsSopris Capital buys Blackford Analysis from BayerSopris will fold Blackford into Azra AI, one of its portfolio companies.AIneuroRAD video: Joe Lennerz on continuous evidence tracking in medical AIAIJFR: How to integrate AI in emergency imagingCTneuroRAD 2026 Photo GalleryMRIAt neuroRAD 2026, the young take over
