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Lancet commission flags 16M diagnostic workforce gap
The cancer workforce report projects a near-100M global staffing shortfall by 2050, with radiology and pathology among the largest diagnostic pressure points.
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California poisoning case involving radiologist dismissed
An Orange County judge dismissed the indictment against dermatologist Yue “Emily” Yu, while prosecutors said they planned to refile the case.
Business
uMI Panvivo Mobile joins United Imaging PET lineup
United Imaging used SNMMI 2026 to show new PET/CT and PET/MR systems, including uMI Panvivo Mobile, uMI Panorama GS, and uPMR Zenith.
Practice
Final NSA rule widens radiology IDR batching
Federal agencies finalized changes to the No Surprises Act IDR process, including a lower $15 administrative fee, payer coding requirements, and expanded batching rules.
Practice
SIR enters ROOT Act debate on imaging AUC
The society joined ACR in backing legislation to restart AUC consultation for advanced imaging orders, while ASNC has urged opposition.
Practice
Physician groups pair IDR praise with enforcement warning
ACR, ASA, and ACEP said the final No Surprises Act IDR rule improves transparency and access, but warned that insurer compliance will determine whether the changes work.
AI & Imaging
MIM KineticID awaits FDA review for dynamic PET
GE HealthCare said the kinetic-modeling software is designed for 4D visualization, Patlak analysis, curve fitting, and tracer-behavior assessment across PET systems.
AI & Imaging
GE 3T scanner anchors UC imaging R&D center
The University of Cincinnati opened the Imaging Research & Development Center with UC Health, Cincinnati Children’s, GE HealthCare, and JobsOhio.
Business
Idaho Falls site added to RTX-2358 manufacturing plan
PharmaLogic will expand production capacity for Ratio Therapeutics’ Ac-225 RTX-2358 as the FAP-targeted radiopharmaceutical moves through ATLAS clinical testing.
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Ilumira authorization opens EU route for SHINE Lu-177
The EMA-authorized radiopharmaceutical precursor is produced at SHINE’s Cassiopeia facility in Wisconsin for use in radiolabelling carrier medicines.