Resource Centers
- Cost — Not Evidence — Driving Shift in Cancer Screening
- Dose Reduction Strategy for Neuroradiology CT Exams Successful
- Fluoroscopy Not Reliable for Detecting Causes of Stridor in Children
- Guidelines Issued for Screening Men for Osteoporosis
- Certain Patients With Crohn's Disease Are at Risk for Radiation Exposure From CT Scans
Radiology Journals
- Perspective: Carotid Stenting and the History of Disruptive Technology in Vascular Surgery
- Last Call for Performance Enhancers: Richard Pound on Major League Baseball, the Olympics, and Gene Doping
- Are Topical Patches Safe During MRI or CT Scans?
- Underutilization of Thromboprophylaxis in Patients With Heart Failure
POLL
According to a recent poll in Nature of 1400 academic scientists (70% from the United States), 20% reported nonmedical use of cognitive performance–enhancing drugs such as Ritalin, Provigil, and Inderal. Do you think a similar problem exists or does not exist among clinicians?
Radiology CME
- A 33-year-old Woman with Sudden-Onset Severe Headache and Vomiting
- A Young Woman with General Malaise and a Persistent Fever
- Inflammatory Breast Cancer: Treatment Over Time
- Radiation Therapy in Breast Cancer
- Dyspnea Following Initial Scuba Diving Training
Advisory Board
- Javier Beltran, MD
- William G. Bradley, MD, PhD, FACR
- Cherrill Farnsworth
- Mark Flyer, MD
- Peggy Fritzsche, MD
- Steven Harms, MD
- Frank Papatheofanis, MD, PhD
- Gordon Sze, MD
- Jeffrey C. Weinreb, MD
Editorial Director
