Discover how the Roentgen Ray Review came to life, as Dr. John R. Leyendecker reveals the editorial process and the drive to offer radiologists concise, practical insights in this new ARRS journal starting in 2025.
Eric Dietsche, MD and John Scaringi, MD discuss why inpatient PET/CT scans are frequently compromised by factors like poor image quality and questionable clinical utility, making outpatient exams a preferable alternative in most cases.
ARRS and SRU will host a joint session feat discussions on four major consensus statements, offering practical insights and inviting attendee interaction for improved ultrasound practices in San Diego this April.
Florian J. Fintelmann, MD, highlights how the Roentgen Fund’s ARRS Scholarship has advanced his research on lung cancer imaging biomarkers.
Jay Parikh, MD explores the increasing isolation among radiologists and emphasizes the importance of building a supportive community to enhance wellness and combat loneliness in the field.
Explore how the ARRS Global Partner Society program strengthens international radiology education through collaborations with societies in Singapore, the Philippines, Great Britain, and Japan.
Discover the science of true happiness in this new column from Angelisa Paladin, MD where she explores how enjoyment, satisfaction, and meaning shape our well-being.
A resident in Portugal discusses how their radiology residency program equips future radiologists with comprehensive training, diverse clinical experiences, and opportunities for specialization.
Angelisa Paladin, MD discusses the critical link between happiness and job satisfaction in healthcare, emphasizing the need for wellness initiatives.
Members of the Quality and Practice Improvement Subcommittee share what wellness means to them.
