Patients' online searches for imaging costs are increasing, according to a study presented at ACR 2016.

Cervical spine radiography numbers down, but CT use climbing, according to a study presented at ACR 2016.

Use of brain imaging in the ED increased dramatically since 1994, according to a study at ACR 2016.

WASHINGTON, DC-Problems encountered by radiology mergers and acquisitions were discussed at ACR 2015.

Radiologists visit Capitol Hill every year, why?

WASHINGTON, DC-James Thrall, MD, said at ACR 2015 that radiologists are already in the practice of precision imaging.

WASHINGTON, DC-Mergers, affiliations, and acquisitions are a continuing trend in radiology according to experts at ACR 2015.

WASHINGTON, DC-Where mobile apps fit into the future of radiology was discussed at ACR 2015.

WASHINGTON, DC-In a new era of high deductible health plans, the cost of imaging studies can make or break an imaging center, according to experts at ACR 2015.

WASHINGTON, DC-Suggestions for how radiology practices can increase value from an operational perspective were discussed at ACR 2015.

WASHINGTON, DC-Women still not entering radiology residencies, taking leadership roles, despite increased awareness of gender disparity.

WASHINGTON, DC-Innovative tools to enhance patient experience as presented at ACR 2015.

WASHINGTON, DC-More radiology resources necessary for obese patients.

WASHINGTON, DC-Richard Duszak, MD, discussed at ACR 2015 the strategy that will save radiology.

WASHINGTON, DC-More image guided percutaneous core needle biopsies and image guided percutaneous automated vacuum assisted biopsies are performed.

WASHINGTON, DC-Since the peak of medical imaging costs in 2006, all states but Maryland and Oregon, have seen decreases in spending in this area.

WASHINGTON, DC-Inappropriate imaging has given the field a bad name according to experts at ACR 2015.

WASHINGTON, DC-Pre- and postcontrast chest CTs are done more often by nonradiologists than radiologists.