Here, we address the most common queries patients have before they have a CT test for cancer or other health concerns.

Like many imaging procedures, MRI requires a certain amount of prep work to promote maximum efficiency and effectiveness. Here are a few pointers to make sure your appointment goes as quickly and smoothly as possible.

If you're 50 or older and meet the criteria mentioned here, talk to your doctor about whether annual LDCT screening might be right for you. With your help, this silent killer can be defeated.

Heart disease is the number one cause of death among Americans, often producing no or very subtle symptoms before heart attack strikes. That’s why many conditions and circumstances may warrant an echocardiogram to assess the condition of the heart and its important structures.

Musculoskeletal imaging, or MSK, provides valuable information about the type, location and extent of a sports injury. Radiology Associates’ team of fellowship-trained radiologists specializes in MSK, making us a trusted leader in Sports Medicine, and the official radiology provider for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Athletics.

ITN recently spoke with Lisa Adams, CEO of Radiology Imaging Associates on the increase of women in radiology leadership roles. Read the interview here.

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, highlighting the country’s leading cause of cancer death.

FDA-approved breast tomosynthesis, also called 3D mammography, is a huge leap forward in both early breast cancer discovery and a reduction in stressful false positive results.

September is Healthy Aging Month, a time to celebrate greeting the advance of time with greater health and vitality, thanks in part to tremendous advances in medicine.

Radiology Associates offers fluoroscopy-guided steroid injections, medial blocks and other spine and low back pain treatments at your nearby office, performed by our experienced team of Board-certified Interventional Radiologists.

Each year, millions of Americans are referred for a biopsy to analyze something that an initial exam or test reveals may be abnormal. A biopsy involves the removal of a small sample of affected tissue, whether via a needle, small incision or more-invasive excisional biopsy, depending on the area of concern.

June is Men's Health Month, drawing attention to easy ways men can address and help prevent common health problems. We invite you to use the following guide as a reminder to schedule important health screenings as part of your overall fitness and health program.

May 8–14 celebrates National Women's Health Week, highlighting the many ways that women can honor and take steps to protect their best health, vitality, energy and longevity.

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, a time to be aware of the dangers of colorectal cancer, which takes more than 50,000 lives each year.

It is time to recommit ourselves to getting back to normal and complete our necessary medical procedures.

Hearts are strengthened by commonsense habits, some of which you have likely heard before. But reminders never hurt, especially not ones this vital. Adopting better habits today can make all the difference in your heart health going forward.

Neuroradiology subspecialist John T. Varvarikos, MD offers his take on Radiology’s role and application in patient care.

AI’s capacity for deep learning and extraordinary speed is changing the landscape for radiologists, diagnostic testing and patient outcomes.

As an alternative for people wishing to avoid conventional colonoscopy screening, the American Cancer Society recommends virtual colonoscopy as an effective screening tool for average-risk patients without symptoms of abdominal or bowel disease.

Thanks to ever-changing technologies, the practice of Radiology continues to advance at an impressive pace. This is great news for doctors and patients, even as changes present challenges to radiologists, who require ongoing education and training to remain on top of every innovation. Here, musculoskeletal imaging subspecialist Joshua P. Zeidenberg, MD provides his perspective on the subject.

For more than a decade now, Magnetic Resonance Imaging Elastography, or MRE, has become the gold standard in non-invasive examination to evaluate liver elasticity and related diseases.