Unneeded Diagnostic Imaging Remains a Substantial Problem in U.S.: Report
Researchers from Stanford and the Mayo Clinic are calling for reductions in unnecessary medical testing, which can lead to extraneous procedures and patient risks.
Researchers from Stanford and the Mayo Clinic are calling for reductions in unnecessary medical testing, which can lead to extraneous procedures and patient risks.
Implementing protocols to predict traumatic brain injuries for children can reduce the number of CT scans they need performed and thus lower children's radiation exposure, according to a new study.
Only six states provide consumers with a way to anticipate and compare medical costs for basic procedures, and those are often problematic, according to the findings of a new Public…
Researchers surveying patients about CT scans and radiation exposure found most do not understand the risks of many types of diagnostic scans.
A study finds that about one-third of all patients do not fully understand the risks of medical testing procedures they undergo.
A new study finds patients are poorly informed about the risks of radiation from medical scans and other treatments.
The EPA has issued new X-ray guidance for federal facilities, calling for them to use the lowest amounts of radiation possible for patient safety.
A new report suggests that doctors often order too many CT scans, overexposing patients to unnecessary levels of radiation.
The findings of a new study suggests that children may be receiving too many CT scans, which could result in high rates of cancer.
A New York man has been awarded $2.1 million in damages following a medical malpractice lawsuit filed against a radiology group that failed to report a spinal lesion, which ultimately…