For many imaging departments, workforce shortages are no longer something to plan for, they’re something to manage every day. Schedules are full, teams are lean, and there is little margin when someone calls out or a position remains unfilled. The work still needs to get done, and the people who are there are the ones carrying it.

Breast cancer screening for pregnant and lactating women can be complex, with conflicting recommendations leading to confusion among patients and referring providers.¹ Common concerns include potential fetal risks, effects on breast milk, imaging effectiveness due to changes in breast density, and radiation-induced cancer risks. This article clarifies…

Walk into any hospital, and you’ll notice almost instantly, that sterile, unmistakable scent of disinfectants, plastics, and uneasiness. It's a sensory signal that something is off, and for patients, it’s often the first emotional cue that sets the tone for their entire stay. Millions of dollars are spent redesigning hospital rooms, updating electronic…