I wish I had been wrong about this company … « Radiology vendor Nano-X Imaging is raising concern about its continued viability amid persistent financial challenges. » radiologybusiness.com/topics/healt...
Radiology vendor Nano-X Imaging warns of ‘going concern’ risk as losses deepen
The publicly traded, Israel-based company reported its quarterly earnings result on June 25, including a net loss of $14.3 million, up 8% from the previous year.
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HLTH.Rad is on ! A unique vibe 👇 The best way I can describe it: RSNA meets a tech festival A highly diverse crowd from across the healthcare innovation ecosystem, great conversations, and plenty of discoveries And it’s only day 1 Looking forward for what’s next ! 🚀 #radiology #AI #HealthTech
Engineers tried to replace radiologists with AI. Turns out radiologists are replacing engineers with vibe coding.
The best conversations always begin on the road to great conferences ! #SIIM26 Great to meet the one and only Morris Panner at London Heathrow Social media changed how relationships form: it compresses time & distance, creating alignment long before a handshake ever happens !
Just downloaded ~90 hours of podcasts for a 9-hour flight Curiosity stockpiles faster than time can consume…
This has been brewing in medicine for years. Unless we rethink how medicine is taught and practiced, and embrace AI, other specialties will follow. « “Hassle factor” and profession being “too stressful” were among the top two reasons for leaving practice. » radiologybusiness.com/topics/healt...
Radiologists, other docs quitting clinical practice earlier and for different reasons than before
“Hassle factor” and the profession being “too stressful” were among the top 2 reasons for exiting practice, according to new survey data from the AMA.
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Which AI solutions do our radiologists prefer ? Here’s the NPS of a dozen AI solutions we’ve been using routinely for more than 5 years at 3R Swiss Imaging Network, presented today at the Swiss Congress of Radiology👇 What about you ?
We spent years worried AI would replace radiologists first. Meanwhile, everyone’s using ChatGPT as their primary care doc. Primary care runs on high-volume, low-complexity visits. That’s exactly what AI is best at. GPs didn’t see it coming. Neither did we.
Voice is becoming one of the biggest things in healthcare AI today. We will likely type less and talk more with machines, sooner than we think. Ex. : Open Evidence now speaks ! 👇
Healthcare is often considered a single “vertical” in AI startups. But from the inside, it feels like a very horizontal vertical. Different workflows, incentives, cultures, economics… sometimes within the same hospital. One reason healthcare AI is both promising and hard to scale.
HLTH Europe Amsterdam this June 👇 Got my own “Pokémon card” 😄 What makes this event special ? 2 days dedicated to Radiology! #HLTHrad Right people, same room, silos down 🚀
In healthcare, you only understand how game-changing AI is once you use it. What strikes me most is how reliably opinions flip. The skeptic radiologist goes from “I don’t need this” to “I can’t imagine working without it.” Not occasionally. Almost every time.
Very soon, in radiology and medical centers using AI, you will hear: “Do you remember when we didn’t have it ? How did we manage ?” Institutions without AI won’t just lag, they’ll struggle to attract and retain physicians.
Real-world practice suggests the opposite: imaging keep increasing, not decreasing Although there is certainly a lot of unnecessary imaging, the fact that it is still carried out indicates it fulfills a need beyond appropriateness guidelines radiologybusiness.com/topics/healt...
Harvard economist claims imaging volumes are falling, blunting need for more radiologists
David M. Cutler, PhD, a noted researcher and professor, shared his thoughts on the specialty in an editorial published by JAMA Health Forum.
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An AI delivering more in the messy real world, than on the (already outstanding) original clinical validation publication … that’s the power of @gleamer_ai , now part of @RadNetImaging DeepHealth 🚀 #radiology #AI #BIRAI26 London
Every time I open a radiology case, I wonder: why do we get the date of birth… but not the patient’s age at the exam? Why make reporting more complex than it needs to be? Or is it a benevolent way to keep radiologists sharp with daily mental math?
AI will likely report most X-rays near-autonomously within 3–5 years. We may soon have AI generating reports instantly… while radiologists still wait for the RIS loading wheel to open them.
It’s not #ECR anymore. It’s the European Congress of… Radiology AI.
Excellent article about the recent acquisition of @gleamer_ai by #RadNet 👇 « RadNet has allocated over $340M to acquisitions already in 2026. Leaders discuss why and what’s next » radiologybusiness.com/topics/healt...
RadNet has allocated over $340M to acquisitions already in 2026. Leaders discuss why and what’s next
The Los Angeles-based imaging center operator recently reached a deal to acquire AI firm Gleamer for $270 million, on top of spending $74 million to add over a dozen imaging centers.
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Every year while reviewing the #ECR program, I think: “This year won’t be that different.” Every year, I’m wrong. Radiology absorbs AI at impressive speed. Our conferences now move at the speed of tech. 🚀 #ECR2026 #radiology #AI
In overstretched radiology departments, improving diagnostic accuracy with AI is not enough. We also need measurable efficiency gains. This study from my colleagues at 3R shows the way: +13.4% reporting speed for knee MRI with full AI integration and auto-filled reports. 🚀
Radiology is a fascinating specialty. But after years of training, I realized full-time reading room, 10 h/day, wasn’t for me. Today, I operate at the intersection of radiology, AI, startups, & investing. I shared this unconventional journey on the AJR podcast with Dr. Sid Dogra from NYU 👇
AI doubles detection of advanced chronic liver disease using a cardiac ECG 🫀 Liver on cardiac ECG … Surprising ? Not if you remember biology is interconnected. What AI can do, and we can’t: connect the dots at scale 🚀 www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Detection of undiagnosed liver cirrhosis via AI-enabled electrocardiogram: a pragmatic, cluster-randomized clinical trial - Nature Medicine
In a trial involving 45 clinics and 15,596 visits, the use of an AI-based screening tool applied to ECG for opportunistic detection of advanced chronic liver disease led to a significant increase in n...
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I used to think the first step to becoming a great investor was joining an investment firm. There’s another, more natural way : Make money → invest it well → capital comes to you Many think investing starts with permission. It usually starts with money.
AI-supported mammography screening showed consistently favourable outcomes compared with standard double reading, with non-inferior interval cancer rate, fewer aggressive interval cancers, higher sensitivity, same specificity, and (radically) reduced workload ! www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
Interval cancer, sensitivity, and specificity comparing AI-supported mammography screening with standard double reading without AI in the MASAI study: a randomised, controlled, non-inferiority, single...
AI-supported mammography screening showed consistently favourable outcomes compared with standard double reading, with a non-inferior interval cancer rate, fewer interval cancers with unfavourable cha...
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