PitchBook is a reliable firm that deals with market data. According to one of its published reports, the year 2022 private equity investment in dollars targeted the healthcare space objectively. Equity Funds In 2022 2021, the year preceding 2022 was particularly favorable for equity investments in the healthcare sector the trend continued in 2022 up […]
Tag: COVID-19
A New Imaging Study Casts Light Of Hope On Patients With PACS
COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on mankind for two years. Within this short span, the pandemic has claimed millions of lives and has left many with its long-term impacts. The primary concern regarding the COVID infection’s persistent symptoms was its longevity. The entire medical world was worried about the complete eradication of those syndromes. Patients suffering […]
How Can Covid-Related Stress in the Expecting Mother Hinder Brain Development in the Unborn Child?
Recently obtained statistics suggest that the fetal brain development in babies born during the Covid 19 pandemic is significantly less than in those born before the pandemic. According to researchers, this change has taken place mainly due to the higher stress levels in women who have become pregnant and given birth during the frightful time […]
The Medical Imaging Community Is Feeling More Alarmed Than Ever Due To the Ongoing Helium Shortage
Proper healthcare begins with the timely detection of diseases. With modern science and technological advancements helping in every step of disease detection, treating critical diseases like cancer and neurological issues has now become possible. MRI or magnetic resonance imaging plays a crucial role in ensuring the early and accurate detection of such diseases. Additionally, the […]
Contrast Shortage Update: U.S. Providers Can Now Order Bayer Contrast Media with Foreign Labels, USA Granted Permission
The shortage of iodinated contrast media is no longer a less-known matter. The FDA (Food and Drug Administration), the USA has recently granted Bayer’s permission for importing Ultravist from other countries to dissipate the impact of the ongoing shortage. According to Bayer’s communications, Ultravist, intended for the USA market, and the contrast agent share a […]
ASRT Survey Conducted For Gauging Student Enrollment Revealed A Declining Trend In Radiography Programs As An Outcome Of COVID
Like every year, the “American Society of Radiologic Technologists” has recently published its annual survey reports in “ASRT Enrollment Snapshot”. This report has offered some analysis of the enrollment trends in the domains of radiation therapy, nuclear medicine, and radiology programs for the year 2021. Survey Questionnaire Design All the 961 directors of the programs […]
The Pandemic’s Toll: 55 Long-Term Side Effects of COVID-19
The Covid 19 took a toll on health, the economy, and the working sector. People had to face multiple difficulties due to the pandemic and the lockdown. The initial infection and death rate was so high that it became difficult to contain the disease. To bring some order, most governments had to issue lockdown. This […]
The Pandemic Takes a Severe Toll with 55 Long-term Side Effects of Coronavirus
After about 20 months of the first reported human case of the novel coronavirus, or Covid-19 identified by doctors, the impact of the disease continues to puzzle and scare the whole world. Although patients recover from this disease, trying their utmost best to get back to their daily lives, there are some anticipated side effects […]
5 Ways Radiologists Could Use Their Creative Thinking Abilities to Interpret Exams
Medicine is not just a scientific field but also driven by logic. Creative thinking could open up innovative avenues for diagnostics to help radiologists become top-quality physicians, debated authors in a newly published perspective. Just like Covid-19, or the novel coronavirus, forced brilliant minds to adapt to this new disease quickly, imaging providers could use […]
7 Things to Know About Young Radiologists Setting Up to Climate Change
The covid-19 pandemic has compelled the radiology departments to adopt a few new practices, such as remote reporting, staff redeployment, and Covid-care related services. However, there is a problem on this horizon that the young radiologists must address – climate change. Peter J. MacMahon and Bryan W.Buckley, holding Master in the Department of Radiology of […]