BMJ Open

Dementia-related volumetric assessments in neuroradiology reports: a natural language processing-based study

Objectives Structural MRI of the brain is routinely performed on patients referred to memory clinics; however, resulting ...
The Malaysian Reserve

Plenary Presentation at The ASTRO Meeting by TGH Cancer Institute Member Dr. Rodney Ellis Demonstrated That Short-course Radiation Improves Quality of Life for Men with ...

Phase III trial presented at ASTRO in San Francisco finds five-treatment regimen poised to become new standard of care. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29, 2025 ...
Knowridge Science Report

How the body controls movement—and what it means for Parkinson’s disease

When Parkinson’s disease develops, this flexibility begins to disappear. Parkinson’s is caused by the progressive loss of ...
The Tribune-Democrat

There is no identifiable harm in getting multiple MRIs

I had a pituitary tumor that was discovered more than 25 years ago. For years, I had an MRI with and without dye every six months. Then ...
Medscape

Cancer From CT Scans: What’s the Real Risk?

Recent findings suggest CT scans could be a major cancer risk, but some critics don’t think the estimates add up.
Optometry Advisor

Contrast Sensitivity Test Can Indicate Function After Retinal Artery Occlusion

Patients with retinal artery occlusion experience reduced contrast sensitivity, suggesting the potential for a new functional test.
South Africa Today on MSN

Unmasking strokes in young adults: A radiologist’s insights

Stroke, often mistakenly viewed as something that only happens to the elderly, can strike at any age, with profound consequences. We spoke with Dr Hofmeyr Viljoen, a Neuroradiologist from SCP ...