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- Breast cancer screening not thorough enoughFriday 19th Apr 2013
Obtaining two views of a 3D breast screening is the best way of ensuring that...
- Scottish doctors seek new stroke treatmentTuesday 9th Apr 2013
Doctors in Scotland have started campaigning for a new initiative that they hope...
- Migraines linked to brain abnormalitiesTuesday 26th Mar 2013
Migraines could be related to brain abnormalities present from birth, a new...
- Louth County Hospital opens improved x-ray facilitiesThursday 14th Mar 2013
Louth County hospital has announced that new x-ray facilities are to be opened...
- New radiology suite to increase level of treatment for vascular surgery patientsFriday 22nd Feb 2013
Oxford's John Radcliffe ...
- Intense x-rays to shine light on virusesMonday 18th Feb 2013
The Diamond Light Source near Oxford is to become a world centre for studying...
- Ayrshire and Arran radiography team named as Scotland's bestWednesday 12th Dec 2012
Scotland's top radiography team has been honoured by the Scottish Council of...
- Women to be given advice on breast cancer screeningsTuesday 30th Oct 2012
Breast cancer is one of the most prevalent forms of the deadly disease in...
- UK breast screening could be harmfulFriday 26th Oct 2012
Women could be harmed by national breast-screening programmes in the UK,...
- Younger women benefit from mammographyThursday 26th Apr 2012
Mammography is more beneficial for women in their 40s than older age groups,...
- Brain tumours can be caused by dental x-raysTuesday 10th Apr 2012
People who have an increased number of dental x-rays have a higher risk of...
- New technology improves detection of breast cancerMonday 12th Dec 2011
A new weapon in the fight against breast cancer has been developed at the...
- US women in rural areas 'at higher risk of serious breast cancer'Tuesday 25th Oct 2011
Women who live in rural areas are at a higher risk of being diagnosed with a...
- Radiologists use MRI scan to detect hip impingement osteoarthritis risk factorsFriday 9th Sep 2011
Radiographers could have a pivotal role to play in detecting hip damage in young...
- Comprehensive safety checks 'could reduce radiation mistakes' Wednesday 3rd Aug 2011
Radiotherapy errors could be greatly reduced through the implementation of a...
- COPD exacerbations 'due to changes in the lungs'Thursday 28th Jul 2011
Changes in the lungs have been found to be associated with flare ups of chronic...
- CAD software 'does not aid mammogram accuracy'Thursday 28th Jul 2011
Using computer-aided detection (CAD) software does not improve the accuracy of...
- Doctors 'find more cancers than patients'Tuesday 19th Jul 2011
Screening for melanoma by physicians is linked to finding more cancers than...
- Fluorescent protein to allow for less-invasive imaging?Monday 18th Jul 2011
A fluorescent protein which will allow doctors to clearly "see"...
- Stem cells to restore cognition in brain cancer patients?Wednesday 13th Jul 2011
Stem cell therapy could be used to restore cognition in some brain cancer...
- Autoimmune arthritis genetic link 'could improve early diagnosis'Monday 11th Jul 2011
Diagnosis of autoimmune arthritis, also known as ankylosing spondylitis, could...
- 3D imaging could boost lung cancer diagnoses by radiographersTuesday 5th Jul 2011
Scanning for lung cancer can be improved by allowing those in radiographer and...
- CT screening 'cuts lung cancer death by 20 per cent'Thursday 30th Jun 2011
Screening with low-dose helical computed tomography (CT) was seen to...
- Childhood cancer survivors 'at higher risk of further tumours'Tuesday 28th Jun 2011
Childhood cancer survivors are at a higher risk for developing multiple tumours...
- Mammography 'reduces breast cancer mortality rate'Tuesday 28th Jun 2011
Mammography screening reduces rates of breast cancer mortality, new findings...
- Frequency of imaging 'depends on age and number of machines available'Wednesday 1st Jun 2011
The utilization of imaging on stroke patients is affected by their age as well...
- fMRI to diagnose autism? Tuesday 31st May 2011
Autism could be better diagnosed through the use of functional magnetic...
- New technique to achieve targeted prostate biopsy?Thursday 12th May 2011
New technology which combines MRI with real-time 3D ultrasound could achieve...
- Colon cancer screening 'detrimental to some older people'Tuesday 10th May 2011
For some older people, the benefits of colon cancer screening should be weighed...
- Number of CT scans on children 'should be reduced'Monday 9th May 2011
Physicians are subjecting children to unnecessary CT scans which expose them to...
- Algorithm 'dramatically improves' MRIsThursday 5th May 2011
The ability of radiologists to capture and interpret full-body MRIs could be...
- SWI 'improves stroke diagnosis' Wednesday 4th May 2011
Susceptibility-weighted imaging (SWI) could be used to detect stroke,...
- MRI machines identify endometrial and cervical cancerTuesday 3rd May 2011
MRI machines are able to detect whether a patient has endometrial or cervical...
- New imaging agent developed for CT scansWednesday 27th Apr 2011
A new imaging agent for use in computed tomography (CT) could soon be in use,...
- Imaging procedures 'could be cut through data transfer'Tuesday 19th Apr 2011
Excessive imaging procedures used when emergency patients are transferred from...
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