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MR angiography highly accurate in detecting blocked arteries
30/01/2007 11:58 - Radiological Society of North America

A novel type of contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance (MR) angiography is highly accurate in identifying blockages in the arteries that carry blood to the brain, according to a new study.
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Vaginal birth increases risk of hemorrhage in newborns
30/01/2007 11:08 - Radiological Society of North America

The first researchers to use magnetic resonance imaging to study the brains of babies soon after birth found a small amount of bleeding in and around the brains of one in four babies who were deliver...
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Index identifies older women with back pain who should undergo radiography
30/01/2007 10:14 - Reuters

A scoring index based on six parameters can identify postmenopausal women with osteoporosis and back pain who are likely to have a vertebral fracture.
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Varian receives FDA clearance for monitor that tracks a patient's position during radiotherapy and radiosurgery
30/01/2007 16:20 - PRNewswire-FirstCall

Varian Medical Systems has received FDA 510(k) clearance for patient position monitoring capabilities that have been added to the company's RPM respiratory gating system.
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iPod brings imaging revolution to the operating room
30/01/2007 14:05 - Novadaq Technologies/PRNewswire

Apple's technologies are helping doctors use imaging in new ways, cardiac surgeons have heard. Their uses in medicine were presented during 'Join the Imaging Revolution', an event for heart surgeons.
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Better strategies for osteoporosis prevention and therapy
29/01/2007 12:25 -

Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry Best Paper Award 2006 goes to German chemist Eberhard Denk for pioneering work in osteoporosis research.




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MRI more sensitive than CT in diagnosing most common form of acute stroke, finds NIH study
29/01/2007 10:27 -

Results from the most comprehensive study to compare two imaging techniques for the emergency diagnosis of suspected acute stroke show that magnetic resonance imaging can provide a more sensitive diag...
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Annual flu vaccines should be mandatory for healthcare workers
29/01/2007 10:07 - Reuters

As part of a master plan for preparing for a flu pandemic, the Infectious Diseases Society of America is requesting Congress and the Administration to mandate annual influenza vaccinations for all hea...
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Colonoscopy failure rates higher in the afternoon
29/01/2007 09:45 - Reuters

Failure to visualize the cecum is more common for colonoscopies performed in the afternoon than for those performed in the morning, new research indicates.
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'Hot' patients setting off radiation alarms
29/01/2007 15:30 -

With the rising use of radioisotopes in medicine and the growing use of radiation detectors in a security-conscious nation, US patients are triggering alarms in places where they may not even realize ...
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Yale inaugurates PET research center
26/01/2007 12:40 -

A state-of-the-art PET research center for molecular imaging was inaugurated at Yale University with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.





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Mammogram rate drops slightly in United States
26/01/2007 11:24 - Reuters

A slight drop in the rate of women getting mammograms in the United States is worrying, and might suggest it is becoming difficult to get one, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported.
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Medical researchers get green light on radioactive 'tracers'
26/01/2007 09:55 - Manchester University

The Wolfson Molecular Imaging Centre at The University of Manchester has been awarded a license to produce its own radioactive tracers.
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Men with breast cancer risk second cancer, too
26/01/2007 09:50 - Reuters

Men who have survived breast cancer have a higher risk of a second cancer than most other men, US researchers reported.
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MRI contrast agent linked to rare disease
26/01/2007 09:45 - Radiological Society of North America

New research has shown a possible association between a popular magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) contrast agent and the incidence of a rare disease called nephrogenic systemic fibrosis (NSF).
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American Liver Foundation warns of an increase in US liver cancer deaths
26/01/2007 16:49 - PRNewswire/The American Liver Foundation

Deaths from liver cancer increased over the past year in both men and women, reported the American Liver Foundation.
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Dynamic Imaging exhibits web-based RIS/PACS at HIMSS 2007
26/01/2007 15:57 - Dynamic Imaging

Web-based image and information management firm Dynamic Imaging announced that the latest iteration of its IntegradWeb PACS and RIS/PACS will be showcased at the HIMSS 2007 Annual Meeting.
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American HealthChoice updates Omnibody Scan progress
25/01/2007 12:38 - PRNewswire

Medical services company American HealthChoice, Inc., announced it is recruiting distributors to launch its new Omnibody Scan. The launch will commence once clearance is obtained from the FDA.
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MDCT accurately locates bowel perforation avoiding need for exploratory surgery
25/01/2007 11:26 - American Roentgen Ray Society

Multidetector CT (MDCT) without the use of contrast media can show the precise site of a bowel perforation, avoiding the need for surgeons to do exploratory surgery of the patient's gastrointestinal t...
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Bush health plan would gut current cover
25/01/2007 10:06 - Reuters

US President George W. Bush's proposed health-insurance plan will raise taxes while helping only a few people, and may eviscerate existing coverage, critics said.
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Vasodilator therapy safe for patients with low blood pressure and heart failure
25/01/2007 10:02 - Reuters

Vasodilator therapy is safe and effective therapy for African-American patients with heart failure and low blood pressure.
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Triple success for Siemens Medical Solutions
25/01/2007 14:41 - Siemens press release & online sources

Siemens Medical Solutions has posted an increase in first quarter sales of six per cent and an increase in earnings of 25 per cent.
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New guidelines for assessing lymphoma treatment
24/01/2007 11:59 -

An international team of cancer specialists and imaging experts has developed standardised guidelines for assessing lymphoma response to treatment.




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Older men and women share similar risk of repeat fractures
24/01/2007 10:39 - Reuters

There appears to be no significant gender difference in the absolute risk of repeat fractures among older adults according to a new study.
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CARE bill introduced in House of Representatives
24/01/2007 10:15 - American Society of Radiologic Technologists

The Consistency, Accuracy, Responsibility and Excellence in Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy bill (CARE bill) was introduced into the US House of Representatives on Friday, 19 January.
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