Will Morton[email protected]Clinical NewsKung fu promotes bone health in young inactive menRecreational kung fu is an effective method for improving bone health in young inactive men. That's the key finding of a dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry study conducted by investigators in Lebanon.June 18, 2023Clinical NewsIs it safe to play golf after a hip replacement?After months of turmoil in the professional game, there's good news for golf fans: Researchers have visualized swing kinetics in patients who have had hip replacements and found that the action does not contribute excessive force to the implant.June 11, 2023Clinical NewsFrench team investigates novel technique to visualize neuroinflammationMagnetic particle imaging (MPI) with new iron oxide-based contrast agents shows considerable promise for visualizing neuroinflammation, scientists from Normandie University in Caen, France, have stated.June 8, 2023Clinical NewsDelayed use of SPECT/CT can improve prostate cancer detectionDelaying SPECT/CT imaging by 15 hours after radiotracer injection can enable the identification of more tumors in patients with relapsed prostate cancer, a research group from the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf in Germany has asserted.May 28, 2023Image ProcessingWhat can be done to predict relapse in prostate cancer cases?A nomogram can help to predict relapse in patients with prostate cancer who undergo prostate specific membrane antigen PET-guided radiotherapy after prostatectomy, according to a novel study from the University of Freiburg in Germany.May 24, 2023CTGerman group finds wide variations in radiation exposureRadiation exposure is generally low among interventional radiologists who perform stroke treatments, yet shows a wide range, underscoring that further work is needed to keep doses as low as possible, a team from Heidelberg University Hospital has reported.May 23, 2023Clinical NewsWorld record achieved in Nepal for x-ray at highest altitudeResearchers have earned a new world record by conducting a chest x-ray exam of a patient on Mt. Everest in Nepal at a height of 5,364 meters. The team's leader, Mike Cairnie, has been dubbed "the Indiana Jones of radiology".May 21, 2023CTRadiation exposure among interventionalists is low, but varies widelyRadiation exposure is generally low among interventional radiologists who perform stroke treatments, yet shows a wide range, underscoring that further work is needed to keep doses as low as possible, a German team has found.May 21, 2023Clinical NewsSiemens unveils 60M euro education facilitySiemens Healthineers has opened a new education and development center in Erlangen, Germany. It took three years and 60 million euros to build.May 16, 2023Clinical NewsNovel PET radiotracer shows promise in cancer imagingResearchers have developed a PET radiotracer that binds to two established diagnostic targets in patients with cancer. They suggest this "dual-receptor-targeting" capability may have advantages over current approaches.May 14, 2023Previous PagePage 5 of 20Next PageTop StoriesOrganized Radiology IssuesBeyond treatment: Europe's new focus on cancer prevention and screeningEurope’s cancer debate is shifting toward reducing risk, finding disease sooner and preventing some cancers from developing at all.MRIESHNR President Robinson on science and connection at ASHNR 2026Womens ImagingAt EUSOBI, X-rays reveal art’s hidden storiesMRICardiac MRI-derived metrics predict adverse cardiac disease outcomesMRIMixed-brand cardiac implants expose gap in MRI safety labeling
