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Super Bowl quiets the ED May 21 | June 2013
Increasing workloads in radiology: Does it matter? Apr 25 | May 2013
I’ll take a single-shot IV contrast low-dose CT! Mar 27 | April 2013
Lung cancer screening: Is it worth it? Feb 26 | March 2013
Is radiology ready for primetime social media? Feb 1 | February 2013
The cart’s before the horse: Breast density legislation Jan 18 | January 2013
The ups and downs of cruising for CME 12/5/2012 | December 2012
Do you offer free medical advice? 11/7/2012 | November 2012
A tipping point for visualization-driven knowledge 9/28/2012 | October 2012
Radiology resident positions: Back to the future 9/10/2012 | September 2012
Will read x-rays for food 8/6/2012 | August 2012
Second opinion readings on outside studies: Should we bother? 7/10/2012 | July 2012
Communicating results: Another perspective 5/30/2012 | June 2012
Communicating results: Still a boondoggle 4/27/2012 | May 2012
Artificial intelligence and diagnostic radiology: Not quite ready to welcome our computer overlords 3/30/2012 | April 2012
I Love Lucy 3/5/2012 | March 2012
An enhanced AR experience 2/28/2012 | February 2012
Laufer’s rules 2/7/2012 | January 2012
Rodney Dangerfield as a radiologist 11/30/2011 | December 2011
Whither the CR? 10/28/2011 | November 2011
The ethereal “efficiency of scale” 9/30/2011 | October 2011
Open Mouth View: Free range radiologists? I don’t think so. 8/30/2011 | September 2011
We’re walking…We’re walking... 8/30/2011 | September 2011
Two for one 7/13/2011 | July 2011
Talking to patients: Why should we? 5/26/2011 | June 2011
Pushing photons 4/28/2011 | May 2011
But enough about me... 3/28/2011 | April 2011
Of turf and surf 3/28/2011 | April 2011
Pet Peeves 2/24/2011 | March 2011
The call was too soon 2/7/2011 | January 2011
Serving up radiology’s golden opportunity 12/17/2010 | December 2010
I Used to Interpret Images for a Living 11/17/2010 | November 2010
Nationalization of Radiology 10/18/2010 | October 2010
Let them have the nights 9/16/2010 | September 2010
Strategy for Survival: An Update on the e-Ordering Coalition’s Activities 8/12/2010 | July 2010
Guest Editorial: Ode to Grand Rounds 6/9/2010 | June 2010
The Art of Radiology Reporting 5/5/2010 | May 2010
256 Shades of Green 4/5/2010 | April 2010
The 'new' mammography screening guidelines: A medical decision or a political decision? 3/4/2010 | March 2010
Guest Editorial: What we got here is failure to communicate 2/8/2010 | January 2010
Are You Playing Russian Roulette? 12/22/2009 | December 2009
It’s getting better all the time 11/30/2009 | November 2009
Just Say “Yes!” 11/12/2009 | October 2009
Letter to the editor 9/2/2009 | September 2009
Guest Editorial: Radiologists can embrace e-Ordering as a viable alternative to third-party utilization controls 9/2/2009 | September 2009
Editorial: Do you drive a Lamborghini? 8/6/2009 | July 2009
Editorial: Squeezing the most from X-rays 8/5/2009 | June 2009
Implications of the recent CMS PET coverage decision 5/19/2009 | May 2009
Clinical indication: Patient tripped over red wagon walking to Walmart 4/28/2009 | April 2009
Guest Editorial: Radiology in crisis: 2009 3/8/2009 | March 2009
Editorial: A view from the other side 2/12/2009 | January 2009
Guest Editorial: Do you do mammography? 12/14/2008 | December 2008
Guest Editorial: The Priests of Rad 11/5/2008 | November 2008
Guest Editorial: Entertainment ultrasound: Risky Business or Mission Impossible? 10/17/2008 | October 2008
Guest Editorial: ECR experience 9/22/2008 | September 2008
Editorial: The “fuzzy” line 7/31/2008 | August 2008
Guest Editorial—Cherry picking: Slowly I turned... 7/7/2008 | July 2008
Guest Editorial: To be or not to be an academic radiologist? 6/16/2008 | June 2008
Guest Editorial: Incentive pay plans in radiology? 5/21/2008 | May 2008
Guest Editorial: Radiology at the crossroads 4/3/2008 | March 2008
24/7 revisited 4/3/2008 | April 2008
Guest Editorial 3/21/2008 | February 2008
Guest Editorial: What, are we nuts? 1/16/2008 | January 2008
Guest Editorial: A tale of two ERs 12/12/2007 | December 2007
Editorial: Moonwalk 11/12/2007 | November 2007
Editorial: Communication: Radiology’s growing hot potato 10/4/2007 | October 2007
Guest Editorial: What matters most 9/12/2007 | September 2007
Guest Editorial: Pay for performance 8/3/2007 | August 2007
Wet Read: It’s hot outside 7/6/2007 | July 2007
Editorial: Adapting 7/3/2007 | July 2007
Editorial: Imaging addiction 6/4/2007 | June 2007
Editorial: Is academic radiology for you? 5/1/2007 | May 2007
Editorial: When I was a resident, things were really tough...and other impaired memories 4/9/2007 | April 2007
Guest Editorial: Radiology’s identity crisis 3/19/2007 | March 2007
Guest Editorial: It’s all in the words 2/13/2007 | February 2007
Some lessons my beagle taught me 1/17/2007 | January 2007
Editorial: Just a little pinprick. . . 12/16/2006 | December 2006
Editorial: Perhaps we need radiologists at airports 11/15/2006 | November 2006
Raising the bar 10/12/2006 | October 2006
Editorial: The march of technology in the radiology workplace: Are we getting trampled? 9/5/2006 | September 2006
Editorial: Annual migration 8/15/2006 | August 2006
Pulmonary CT overutilization? 7/10/2006 | July 2006
Editorial: The scourge of “outside” studies 6/6/2006 | June 2006
Guest Editorial: A contrarian view of X-ray doses: It ain’t necessarily so 5/1/2006 | May 2006
Guest Editorial: Primum non nocere: A call for a re-evaluation of radiation doses used in CT 4/20/2006 | April 2006
Guest Editorial: I think you’ve had enough… 3/6/2006 | March 2006
Editorial: Coronary artery CTA: A new frontier 2/7/2006 | February 2006
Teaching radiology: A few teaching points 1/13/2006 | January 2006
Guest Editorial: I married a radiologist 12/6/2005 | December 2005
Guest Editorial: There’s music in the air… 11/3/2005 | November 2005
Guest Editorial: Taking a chance 10/6/2005 | October 2005
Guest Editorial: Fashion for the modern radiologist 9/12/2005 | September 2005
Editorial: The interview: A few suggestions 8/4/2005 | August 2005
Editorial: 24/7: Do we need it? 7/5/2005 | July 2005
Editorial: Goodbye, Mr. Cox: Time for automated closure of the radiology 6/8/2005 | June 2005
Editorial: Voice recognition: Don’t you recognize my voice? 5/4/2005 | May 2005
Gold on foreign shores 4/4/2005 | April 2005
Editorial: R/O disease 3/10/2005 | March 2005
Editorial: The tort reform quagmire: A problem for everyone 2/10/2005 | February 2005
Guest Editorial: You might be a radiologist if... 1/18/2005 | January 2005
Multislice CT for trauma leaves much to be desired 7/9/2004 | July 2004
The perfect storm 6/4/2004 | June 2004
Does your CT have a cappuccino maker? 5/6/2004 | May 2004
Communication and malpractice 4/13/2004 | April 2004
Editorial: Rethinking the language of obscurity 3/19/2004 | March 2004
On advertorials and “advertarticles” 3/11/2004 | February 2004
Letters to the Editor 1/28/2004 | January 2004
The manpower shortage: Are physician extenders the answer? 1/28/2004 | January 2004
Mission creep 1/2/2004 | December 2003
Editorial: Why see the patient? 11/18/2003 | November 2003
Editorial: How will we staff our academic departments? 11/12/2003 | October 2003