Will Morton
Editor at Aunt Minnie
I’m an editor at https://t.co/ebM1uH7ODi, a daily news website covering radiology and imaging.
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2 days ago |
auntminnie.com | Will Morton
A prospective study in a live radiology clinical practice illustrates the potential for radiologist and generative AI collaboration to improve the delivery of clinical care, according to an article published June 5 in JAMA Network Open. In the study, a generative AI model that drafts x-ray reports was integrated into the workflow and resulted in a 15.5% documentation efficiency benefit with no decrease in clinical accuracy.
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4 days ago |
auntminnie.com | Will Morton
A large observational analysis has failed to detect any clinically meaningful benefit of statin use on bone mineral density (BMD), a team of Canadian and U.S. researchers reported. The finding is from a clinical registry of 22,393 individuals who underwent dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) scans and clarifies whether or not statins may lower risk for osteoporosis, noted lead author William Leslie, of the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, Canada, and colleagues.
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5 days ago |
auntminnie.com | Will Morton
Women but not men with alcohol use disorder (AUD) have significantly lower levels of protein involved in the brain’s immune response, a group at Yale University in New Haven, CT, has reported. The finding is from PET scans in 41 individuals (20 women) with mild-to-moderate AUD and was related to poorer cognitive function, noted lead author Yasmin Zakiniaeiz, PhD, of the school’s psychiatry department.
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1 week ago |
auntminnie.com | Will Morton
A deep-learning (DL) AI model developed using gadoxetic acid-enhanced MRI can effectively diagnose hepatocellular carcinoma, according to a study published May 30 in Radiology: Imaging Cancer. Significantly, the model not only classifies lesions but also provides visual explanations for its decisions, noted first authors Mingkai Li, MD, of the Third Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, and Zhi Zhang, PhD, of Zhaoqing University, in China.
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1 week ago |
auntminnie.com | Will Morton
Cells normally involved in repairing wounds in our bodies have become an intense focus in cancer research, with hopes for new treatments pinned on nuclear medicine. Fibroblast activation protein (FAP) is found in fibroblasts during tissue remodeling processes like wound healing, yet research has shown that cancer cells also express the protein to create supporting tissue around tumors.
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