In Other News

• Findings of Canadian Mammography Study Disputed by American Radiology and Breast Imaging Societies

• Partnership to Provide Surgical Navigation Capabilities to a Portable CT Scanner

• Superbright, Fast X-Rays Can Visualize Just One Layer of Proteins

• MR Radiation Oncology Suite Provides Consistent Patient Positioning, Effectively Characterizes Cancer

• Radiation’s Link to Higher Mortality Underscored by Largest-Ever Study of Pediatric Low-Grade Glioma Patients

• Innovative Mammography Technology Increases Detection Rate

• Screening Mammography for Most Women Recommended Every Two Years

• For Younger Women, Study Reveals Mammography Saves Lives

• Moderate Doses of Radiotherapy to Unaffected Breast May Prevent Second Breast Tumors

• CT Scans Could Bolster Forensic Database to Identify Unknown Remains

• IMRT Radiotherapy for Head and Neck Cancer May Be Superior to Standard Radiation

• Radiotherapy Advances Result in More Targeted Treatments, Less Harm to Healthy Tissue

• Cardiologists Urged to Lessen Patient Radiation Exposure

• Radiation Therapy to Treat Uterine Cancer Linked with Increased Risk of Bladder Cancer Risk

• Saving Back Pain Patients from X-Rays with Electrogoniometer Technology

• Tomosynthesis Application More Sensitive Than Chest X-Ray Detecting Lung Nodules

• Computer-Controlled Couch Used to Direct Radiotherapy to Tumors

• Breast Cancer Patients with Young Children undergo Radiotherapy Less Often

• PET-CT Identifies Ruptured and High-Risk Coronary Plaque

• Younger, Just Diagnosed Breast Cancer Patients Often Undergo Unnecessary Imaging, Staging Procedures

• New Nanomaterial Promises Enhanced Detection and Treatment of Breast Cancer

• Nipple Aspirate Test Not a Replacement for Mammography

• Some Older Breast Cancer Patients May Not Need Radiotherapy