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• Neuroimaging Cannot Detect Autism by Itself

• Low-Dose Molecular Breast Imaging Evaluated in the Detection of Breast Cancer

• Brachytherapy Results in More Complications in Older Breast Cancer Patients

• Nuclear Medicine Software Developed for Greater Productivity and Workflow Improvements

• Proton Therapy Room Designed to Offer Comfort, Relaxation to Patient

• PET Radiopharmaceutical Receives European Endorsement for Imaging of β-Amyloid Density

• New Radiation Treatment Significantly Increases Survival Rate

• Body GPS, Real-Time Tracking System Used for Prostate Radiotherapy

• PET Offers Prediction of Early Response to Head and Neck Cancer Treatment

• Leading Cancer Center Uses High-Intensity Radiotherapy to Deliver Precise Brain Radiosurgery

• SPECT/CT Technique Provides Improved Detection of Lymph Node Metastasis in Patients with Melanoma

• New PET Imaging Agent Has Potential for Diagnosing Alzheimer’s

• PET Imaging Agent for Detection of Tau Pathologies Shows Promise for Alzheimer’s Patients

• Pretreatment PET Imaging of Lymph Nodes Predicts Recurrence in Breast Cancer Patients

• No Evidence That PET and PET/CT Has Advantages in Screening for Ovarian Cancer

• Novel Imaging Technology Improves Image Quality, Lessens Radiation

• Lower-Dose Molecular Breast Imaging Possible for Single-Head Imaging Systems

• SPECT/CT Imaging Agent Helps Diagnose Difficult Cases of Infectious Endocarditis

• Alzheimer’s Plaques Seen in PET Brain Scans Could Identify Future Cognitive Decline

• Single Dose Radiation During Surgery Helps Early Stage Breast Cancer Patients Forgo Longer Radiation Course

• Molecular Breast Imaging May Provide Better Detection Than MRI for Women with Dense Breasts

• Progress Achieved in Reducing Radiation for Pediatric Hodgkin Lymphoma Treatment

• PET Technique to Play Key Role in Alzheimer’s Diagnosis and Treatment