Radiology Experts & Viewpoints
- Icyou: How Social Media Is the New Resource for Online Health Information
- Retirement May Be Hazardous to Your Health
- 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?
- Regional Anesthesia, Compression, and Aspirin Is the Safest Form of Prophylaxis for Hip and Knee Arthroplasty
- Underutilization of Thromboprophylaxis in Patients With Heart Failure
- Combination Chemotherapy May Be A Reasonable Alternative to Pelvic Radiation in High-Risk Endometrial Cancer
- Adjuvant Chemotherapy and Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer: What Is the Optimal Sequence?
- MRI Is the New Gold Standard for Excluding Cervical Spine Injury in Patients With Blunt Trauma
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?