Our Giving Week is underway and you can help fuel the next breakthrough in radiology!
Increase the impact this week with your donation: bit.ly/4iO1dJO
Explore the 2026 Impact Report to see the full scope of how more than $4.5 million in grant funding this year is supporting 79 grant recipients across 47 institutions. bit.ly/4ipDW0N
#MedicalResearch #FundingRadiologysFuture #RandEFoundation
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Measured Distribution of Total Red Bone Marrow in Young Children
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Pediatric radiation therapy survivors are at risk for radiation-induced hematological malignancies related to red bone marrow (RBM) dose. No measurement-based analysis has been performed to characterize RBM in children. As an exploratory pilot study, we aimed to measure RBM content in children’s subvolumes through total-body MRI.
#PediatricCancer #RadiationOncology #ChildhoodCancerAwareness
Registration is officially OPEN for RSNA 2026: At the Center of Care!
Join 21,000+ radiologists, medical physicists and imaging professionals from around the globe in Chicago, Nov. 29-Dec. 3.
💡 Discover breakthrough AI and radiology innovations
🧠 Access education courses from every subspecialty
🌐 Connect with global industry leaders
Don't wait to secure your spot. Register today: RSNA.org/MeetingCentral
#RSNA26
Celebrate #EarthMonth by going green in the reading room. 🌍
Our new Environmental Sustainability in Imaging playlist in EdCentral features curated articles, videos and courses to help you lead a more sustainable practice.
Explore the content: bit.ly/4bXsFRG
#Sustainability #SustainableHealthCare
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The Use of Adaptive Radiation in a Retroperitoneal Seminoma Patient with Poor Candidacy for Chemotherapy: A Teaching Case
Learn more 🔗 zurl.co/7MaUr
#RadOnc #RadiationOncology #CancerCare #CaseStudy #RadOncEd #MedEd #TesticularCancerAwareness
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WHM Spotlight: Jimmie C. Holland, MD, is widely recognized as the founder of psycho-oncology, the field focused on the psychological and emotional aspects of cancer care.
Her work helped integrate mental health support into oncology treatment teams, improving quality of life for patients undergoing therapies such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.
#WomensHistoryMonth #CancerCare #PsychoOncology #RadiationOncology #RadOnc #WeWhoCurie
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WHM Spotlight: Tikvah Alper, PhD, was a pioneering radiobiologist who studied how radiation affects living systems.
Her work helped advance the scientific understanding of radiation’s biological effects—knowledge that forms the foundation of radiobiology, an essential field supporting the safe and effective use of radiation in medicine.
#Radiobiology #RadiationOncology #RadOnc #WeWhoCurie #WomensHistoryMonth
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Before we understood HPV causes cancer, Dr. Yvonne Barr helped prove that viruses can drive malignancy.
Today, for Women's History Month and HPV Awareness Day, we recognize the scientist whose work helped lay the foundation for today’s HPV research, prevention, and cancer treatment advances.
#RadiationOncology #RadOnc #WeWhoCurie #WomensHistoryMonth #HPVAwarenessDay
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Radiology AI innovator & #ACRDSI Chief Medical Officer @woojinrad joins the latest #RLITakingtheLead podcast to discuss resilience, entrepreneurship and the future of imaging informatics.
🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/3OBtjuY @GeoffRubin @AnneMariePascoe
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Today is #ThankaResidentDay! 🙌
Join us in sharing our gratitude and appreciation for our hard-working radiology residents. #ACRRFS
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Today we celebrate #NationalWomenPhysiciansDay and honor the trailblazing women shaping the future of medicine.
A special thank‑you to the women in radiology whose expertise delivers high‑quality care for patients and advances our profession every day.
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NEW ACR coding guides available!
Check out Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine Coding User’s Guides, Breast Imaging FAQ & joint ACR/@SIRSpecialists Coding Update for 2026: bit.ly/45XuyKr
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🎓 The latest Applied Radiation Oncology issue (Vol 14, No 4 ) is now available!
This edition highlights innovative clinical research, educational perspectives, and complex case analyses that enrich both practice and training in radiation oncology.
Access the issue today 🔗 zurl.co/9bkfY
#RadOnc #RadiationOncology #CaseStudy #RadOncEd #MedEd
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We are committed to #ImageWisely. Find 2026 pledges for imaging professionals, referring practitioners, imaging facilities, and associations and educational programs like ours at imagewisely.org
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Nearly half of women have dense breasts—and it matters. Dense tissue can hide cancer on mammograms. Learn what this means for your screening. Read more 🔗 densebreast-info.org/for-pat…
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Early Clinical Trial Results of Focused Ultrasound for Pediatric Brain Cancer
Learn more 🔗 zurl.co/weH2s
@ScienceTM , @ColumbiaMed , @ColumbiaNeuro
#RadOnc #RadOncNews #RadiationOncology #CancerCare #PediatricBrainCancer
As we look toward the future of medical imaging, RSNA President Jeffrey Klein, MD, is calling on the global radiology community to move beyond isolation and burnout by reclaiming our central role in patient care.
In his My Turn article, Dr. Klein outlines his vision for the upcoming year and the #RSNA26 annual meeting, dedicated to revisiting the many ways that radiology and imaging scientists contribute positively to the well-being of our communities.
Read the full article here: bit.ly/4jwwPSA
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Radiology must confront more than disease. Systemic neglect can harm the people behind the images. Speakers at #RSNA25 emphasized that reducing burnout, isolation, and moral injury among radiologists requires more than individual resilience. We need organizational change and supportive leadership to build a sustainable culture of wellness.
Read the full article to learn more. bit.ly/3XZuNQX
#PatientCenteredCare
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Snow, delays, and unexpected detours couldn’t stop RSNA 2025 attendees. From long drives across snowy roads to navigating unfamiliar cities and guiding first-time winter drivers, these radiologists showed resilience, teamwork, and determination to make it to Chicago.
Read the second in a 3-part series and see how the journey unfolded before they reached the meeting. bit.ly/492dhAK
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