Erik L. Ridley[email protected]CTASCO: With help from AI, interventions boost lung cancer screeningScreening rate increased sharply over six years at the 17-hospital health system.June 3, 2026BreastASCO: Use of GLP-1 drugs linked to lower breast cancer casesA large retrospective study found sharply lower incidence of breast cancer among women who had received GLP-1 drugs.June 2, 2026Radiation Oncology/TherapyASCO: Proton therapy, IMRT both work well for prostate cancerBoth modalities yielded similar outcomes, according to preliminary results from a large, prospective trial.June 1, 2026BreastASCO: Should pathogenic variants be considered in breast cancer screening?Germline testing for PVs identify different subsets of high-risk women in risk-based breast cancer screening strategies.May 31, 2026Nuclear MedicineASCO: Lu-177 edotreotide yields sustained quality-of-life gainsA poster presentation at ASCO 2026 highlighted quantifiable benefits for patients receiving the radiopharmaceutical treatment for GEP-NETs.May 31, 2026BreastASCO: Surveillance MRI boosts breast cancer detection for Black womenSurveillance breast MRI could potentially reduce persistent racial disparities in breast cancer outcomes, according to a study presented at ASCO 2026.May 30, 2026Editor's NoteWeek in Review: ISMRM 2026 coverage | Ultrasound MinnieCast | Soccer and bone healthAuntMinnie members focused last week on our ISMRM 2026 coverage.May 15, 2026Editor's NoteWeek in Review: AI assesses breast cancer risk | Wearable brain PET scanner | ISMRM 2026 coverageAI breast cancer risk assessment and a preview of ISMRM 2026 were among the topics that drew the most interest from our members last week.May 8, 2026Editor's NoteWeek in Review: New ACP screening guidelines draw ire | FDA AI ruling | ARRS 2026 coverageControversial new breast cancer screening guidelines from the ACP and ARRS 2026 coverage generated the most interest among AuntMinnie members this week.April 17, 2026MRIMRI highlights worse muscle health from ultra-processed foodsA study has found that ultra-processed food consumption is tied to higher thigh-muscle fat infiltration on MRI.April 14, 2026Page 1 of 18Next PageTop StoriesImaging InformaticsSIIM: Nina Kottler speaks on improving efficiency with AINina Kottler, MD, speaks with AuntMinnie about how radiologists are using AI to improve workflow efficiency.AISIIM: Brad Erickson talks research challenges, retirementAISIIM: Operational consideration needed for AI in radiation oncologyUltrasoundUltrasound MinnieCast, Episode 10: How to apply POCUS oversight in your hospitalSponsor ContentWebinar: AI for CT & PET/CT Imaging
