Earlier this week, the Journal of the American College of Radiology (JACR) published a paper entitled “Projected growth in FDA-approved artificial intelligence […]
A Novel ABUS out of Canada
Over the past few years, CapeRay has developed novel imaging systems such as Aceso that have incorporated automated breast ultrasound (ABUS) technology. […]
It’s the First Week in October, so …
It’s the first week in October, so this is the time of year when researchers the world over who believe […]
Peer Review at a Crossroads
What are the origins of peer review? In September 2015 I addressed this question in my Friday blog, pointing out that The […]
Inspired by her Aunt
In 2015, Dr Canan Dağdeviren (seen right) was busy with her post-doctoral fellowship at MIT in Boston when she received news that […]
Ig Nobel Prizes Awarded
For over 30 years, editors at the Annals of Improbable Research have awarded the Ig Nobel Prizes which are parodies of the […]
Will Radiologists Become Redundant?
Two papers were published this week, one in Radiology that compared the performance of radiologists with an AI algorithm in reading mammograms, […]
Screening Doesn’t Save Lives?
Earlier this week researchers from Norway, led by Dr Michael Bretthauer (seen right), published a paper in JAMA Internal Medicine entitled “Estimated […]
We Want Answers!
A recent paper in JAMA Network Open, entitled “Patterns in cancer incidence among people younger than 50 years in the US,” analysed […]
Find It Early Act
It’s hard to believe but today marks 12 years since I started writing these Friday blogs, which means there have […]