The February edition of the American Journal of Roentgenology was published earlier this week and there was a special focus on women’s imaging, in […]
Archive for January, 2015
Jury Still Out on E-Cigarettes
Active smoking increases the risk of breast cancer and when women stop smoking, the risk disappears. Among the most widely used strategies to assist […]
Tomosynthesis Can Save Lives – And Money
At the end of last year the magazine Time published a list of eleven remarkable health advances, suggesting these were bound to play […]
Wearables Come of Age
It’s the first full week of the New Year, which means 150,000 delagates have converged on Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics […]
Biological Bad Luck
Two scientists at Johns Hopkins University – applied mathematician Cristian Tomasetti and cancer biologist Bert Vogelstein – were having a brainstorming session […]