A new survey has cast light on a very crucial aspect, the career choice of medical students, based on their perception of the evolving technological advances. In shorter and simpler words, medical students are digging deeper to understand the impact of the latest technological advancements to interpret the scope of human intervention in the medical […]
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Radiologists Often Do Not Get Enough Credit For 2nd Opinion Reads, Even Though These Inflate Their Workload Substantially
The importance of a second opinion for detecting and treating critical ailments like cancer is undeniable. Most patients go for a second opinion to be sure of their disease and its stage of advancement. Radiologists often play a critical role in second opinion readings. Second Opinion Reads Outside facilities send breast images for a second […]
Radiology Professionals Take Crucial Steps Post Committing a Mistake
The astounding advancements in medical science and technology are facilitating the healthcare sector worldwide to grow rapidly. Healthcare specialists can now provide remarkably better and faster services to patients leveraging cutting-edge technology-equipped medical equipment. Diagnosing and treating a myriad of physical and mental health issues in the most effective way is no more a challenge […]
Moderate Coffee Consumption Lowers Risk Of Heart Disease, Stroke, Death
Every person worries about heart diseases; the main reason is that, in most cases, heart failures can result in death. Heart attacks are not just for the people who are aging but for those too who are into unhealthy eating and poor lifestyles. Therefore, everyone must be very cautious and not take their physical health […]
The Physician Community’s Concerns Compel CMS to Make Updates to a Payment Program
Within the US Department of Health and Human Services, there exists a well-reputed federal agency, which is known as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). It supervises every single initiative or program pertaining to Medicare. CMS also functions as a partner of state governments to manage and improve the standards of the Children’s […]
Coffee, When Consumed Moderately, Reduces the Risk of Stroke, Heart Disease, Death
According to the latest research reported at the 2021 ESC Congress, drinking a moderate amount of coffee, which is three cups a day, is linked to reduced risks of critical heart diseases and stroke. The authors of this report studied data gathered from 468,629 subjects from the study of UK Biobank. 55 percent of these […]
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 […]
Imaging is not responsible for Increased Medicare Expenses Between 2009 and 2019
Imaging is not the contributing factor for the increased Medicare expenses between 2009 and 2019, despite contrary claims, according to the latest analysis that was published in September 2021. Total healthcare expenditures in the USA hit $3.8 trillion in 2019, representing a four times rise in the share of the sector’s GDP (gross domestic product) […]
General Radiologists Are More Important than Ever; They Are Not Extinct
Early-career radiologists have turned down subspecialized practice, and the practice continues. As a result, it leaves a gap in both skills and knowledge that proves detrimental to patients as well as fellow patients. Fellow and resident training programs have developed towards a sub-specialization to maintain a pace with this growing demand. While the trend leads […]
RSA Announces the Keynotes for Forthcoming Meeting, and the Theme is “Redefining Radiology”
The Radiological Society of North America disclosed plenary speakers who were all prepared to take the center stage during an annual meeting of the organization this winter. This year, the theme centers around the task of redefining radiology, involving the President of RSNA, Mary C, Mahoney, MD, to discuss what it truly means to the […]