Brian Casey[email protected]CTJAMA: CCTA leads to downstream costs; RSNA 2011 previews of HIT, US, and MRINovember 14, 2011PACS/VNAStart-up firm Lucid offers IT boost to local radiology groupsLocal radiology groups are under serious pressure, beset by declining reimbursement, hospital clients driving harder bargains, and national radiology firms that want to eat their lunch. Enter Lucid Radiology, a start-up debuting at this month's RSNA 2011 meeting that sees healthcare IT as a solution to the woes of local groups.November 14, 2011CTAnother blow against imaging self-referral; preview of CT sessions at RSNANovember 9, 2011CTGet on the Road to RSNA; CT scans a very large (and very dead) patientNovember 7, 2011BreastDay 2 of RADExpo 2011 is now live; radiologist lives World Series dreamNovember 2, 2011CTRADExpo virtual conference starts tomorrow; breast cancer and geneticsOctober 31, 2011Clinical NewsJAMA study confirms ineffectiveness of x-ray chest screeningA large-scale study of more than 150,000 individuals has confirmed that screening with chest radiography does not reduce death rates from lung cancer compared to no screening. The study, published in the October 26 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, might be most valuable for the insight it provides into CT lung screening.October 27, 2011Editor's NoteFDA MRI safety workshop; Minnies winners; Enterography Resource Center; VC show coverageOctober 26, 2011CTLow-dose CT detects COPD; SIIM discusses Calif. radiation lawOctober 24, 2011Molecular ImagingNuke med procedures fall; CardioGen's return? And, MRI software predicts Alzheimer'sOctober 19, 2011Previous PagePage 17 of 190Next PageTop StoriesInterventionalInterventional rads treat half of Medicare liver cancer patientsInterventional radiology accounted for 7.4% of total payments while performing 11.7% of work relative value units.Womens ImagingRural-urban breast cancer survival gap widens, ACS studies findNuclear MedicineLu-177 PNT2002 before SBRT extends disease control in prostate cancerMRIAI on par with radiologists for finding prostate cancer on MRIAIHPI: Evidence contradicts broad claims about AI, radiology workforce