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Neuroimaging Findings in Recreational Substance Use

January 2026

Recreational substance use is associated with a broad range of neuroimaging findings, and radiologists play a key role in recognising patterns that influence emergency management and prognosis.

Point-of-Care Ultrasound Proves Valuable for Diagnosing Retained Products of Conception

POCUS has shown promise as a diagnostic tool for identifying RPOC in women, study finds.

AI Assistance Enables Novices to Achieve Diagnostic-Quality Lung Ultrasound Images

AI proven useful in aiding novice users lung ultrasound (LUS) acquire diagnostic-quality images in new studies.

Effect of Measuring Myelin Volume with Synthetic MRI on Stroke Outcomes

Synthetic MRI helps to predict stroke outcomes in patients with greater myelin volume.

Women with High-Risk Genetic Variants Opt for Breast MRI at Higher Rates

Women carrying high-risk genetic variants linked to breast cancer are far more likely to undergo breast MRI, study finds.

Cancer Screening Delays Among Asian American Women Linked to COVID-19 Fears

Fears of contracting COVID-19 are causing delays in cancer screening amongst Asian American women, study finds.

AI-Enhanced Mammography Screening Shows Promising Results in Nationwide Study

AI-enhanced mammography has been shown to increase breast cancer detection rates in a new study.

High-Risk Women with BRCA Mutations Often Denied Breast MRI

Novel research has shown that women are frequently denied MRI scans, despite usual recommendations.

New MRI Lung Scan Technique Offers Hope for Patients Receiving Lung Transplant

New MRI lung scanning method could change treatment for compromised lung function in transplant patients.

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