Arun Hariharan, MD, began using an artificial intelligence tool that streamlines spinal imaging for his pediatric patients. He leverages BoneMRI, which creates a CT-like image from an MRI scan. Dr.

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The AMA is gushing over this partnership like it’s a health care rom-com. “We’re making technology work for physicians,” they say, as if AI is a massage chair instead of a disruptive force being ...

JOHANNESBURG - The Department of Health in Gauteng said it’s ramping up the installation of new equipment at some of the province’s key health facilities in a bid to improve patient care.

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How long does a pelvic MRI for endometriosis take? A pelvic MRI usually takes between 30 and 90 minutes, but if you need a contrast dye, you may also have to wait after taking the dye before the scan.

A “simple” MRI scan can identify people at risk of heart disease 10 years before they have a heart attack or stroke, scientists have announced.

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What is a full-body MRI scan? First offered in the early 2000s, a whole-body MRI is like looking at a city from a distance, says Dr. Heide Daldrup-Link, professor of pediatric oncology at Stanford.

What is a full-body MRI scan? First offered in the early 2000s, a whole-body MRI is like looking at a city from a distance, says Dr. Heide Daldrup-Link, professor of pediatric oncology at Stanford.