Talking to a Loved One About Lung Cancer Screening

There is great opportunity for the implementation and advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare applications. Telehealth, AI, top of l...

This March, we celebrate the achievements and contributions that women have made to enhance our society in so many areas: education, literature and te...

Looking back on my time serving as ACR President, I’m proud of the more inclusive and member driven, highly engaged organization we’ve bec...

I spoke with Elizabeth “Betty” A. Patterson, MD, FACR as.she recounted her journey rising through the ranks as a Black, female breast imag...

The ACR® COVID-19 Radiology-Specific Resources are continually updated to offer access to critical, up-to-date clinical information to help you pr...

Geraldine B. McGinty, MD, MBA, FACR, chair, American College of Radiology Board of Chancellors, contributed this post.

We are facing an unprecedented...

As our specialty demands unique expertise and touches virtually every part of patient care, radiology must take a leadership role. This involves engag...

While conference calls have replaced many face-to-face meetings, sometimes nothing can replace an in-person gathering.

As physicians, our goal is to provide the best care for our patients. How can we deliver?

Your American College of Radiology^® (ACR^®) Board of Chancellors and Council Steering Committee (CSC), as well as key ACR staff, focus on the f...

A major barrier to getting this care is the unequal reimbursement rates for CT lung cancer screening exams.

The ACR Annual meeting provides a unique opportunity to connect with our radiology community from across the country, and I don’t want any atten...