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05 Apr CT Use on Children in ER Explodes

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Diagnostic Imaging | The use of CT scans on children in the emergency room has risen more than fivefold since 1995, according to a study coming out this week in Radiology online, to be published in the June print issue. The reason for the increase is advancements like helical...

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23 Mar Japan crisis spotlights radiation protection drugs

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AuntMinnie.com | Americans worried about the nuclear crisis in Japan have cleared store shelves of potassium iodide as they seek protection from radiation-laced fallout. The frenzy has also drawn attention to specialized drugs and nutritional formulas designed to protect individuals from environmental radiation -- and...

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14 Mar U.S. to publish radiation data from airport screening

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AuntMinnie.com | March 12, 2011 -- WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Transportation Security Administration said on Friday it will start publishing radiation test results from airport passenger and luggage screening equipment in a bid to allay lingering fears about potential health risks. TSA said it also uncovered anomalies in...

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07 Feb Risk of Medical Errors by ED Doctors Linked to Interruptions

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HealthLeadersMedia.com | Emergency department physicians are badgered by interruptions, many of which cause them to change tasks, leave tasks unfinished, and predispose them to making medical errors. In a normal two-hour period, an academic emergency room physician may treat as many as 16 patients at the same...

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02 Feb Breast MRI Scan False-Positive Rate Drops on Repetition

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Diagnostic Imaging | Women who get breast MRI scans may have higher false-positives on their baseline studies, but those rates drop on subsequent scans, according to a study to be published in the April issue of Radiology. Study co-author Martha B. Mainiero, MD, notes that while...

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