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People who eat muesli regularly may be able to improve their bone strength and protect themselves against the development...
There is a chance that radiographers may be finding themselves in increasing demand, as a growing number of young...
Radiographers who regularly recommend vitamin D or calcium supplements to patients in a bid to improve the strength...
Screening elderly patients for their bone mineral density levels in a community setting could help to prevent a significant...
Radiographers who are treating patients for repeated unexplained bone breaks or fractures may want to find out whether...
People who live in areas with higher levels of air pollution are more likely to suffer from brittle bones and have...
The UK is currently experiencing a severe shortage of radiologists, which could lead to delays in vital cancer...
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) will significantly transform radiography in the UK over the next few years,...
Radiographers and radiologists are failing to report all cases of vertebral fragility fractures (VFFs) in their...
A new innovative medical imaging camera that is able to see from one side of the body through to the other has been...
Radiographers could play a key role in determining which patients would benefit most from drugs designed to prevent...
A new National Imaging Academy for Wales has been announced, which will provide a base for training the country's...
Genetics may play a role in a person's risk of suffering bone fractures, according to new research.A paper...
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has announced restrictions on certain gadolinium contrast agents that are used...
Radiographers should use computed tomography (CT) scans alongside traditional X-rays when assessing hip breaks...
The Royal College of Radiologists has published new guidelines for radiographers and radiologists in the UK to help...
NHS radiographers and radiologists are calling on health service leaders to take action to update the scanning...
Clicking or popping noises in the knees may be a sign that a person is developing osteoarthritis and could be at greater...
The workload of radiographers could be set to increase markedly in the future, as a new report reveals people who embark...
New figures reveal that hospitals in Northern Ireland are currently experiencing a significant shortage of radiologists.While...
Radiographers and radiologists treating patients who are long-term smokers may need to advise them of the extra...
Radiographers treating osteoporosis-related fractures may need to be stricter with their aftercare advice to men than...
A widespread shortage of radiographers and radiologists in Scotland could be compromising patients' health...
Claustrophobia can be a problem for some patients who need to undergo advanced X-rays and scans, but a new radiology...
A major step towards making radiography images much more clearer has been made, as UK scientists have developed...
The world's smallest magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanner is now in use at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital...
Taking images of the prostate via magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology may be the best way to diagnose cancer...
The Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) has revealed it has written to prime minister Theresa May calling for greater...
Expensive scanning equipment owned by the NHS is not being utilised to its full capacity due to a lack of radiography...
The amniotic fluid that surrounds a baby in the womb could have bone-strengthening capabilities, meaning people...
Scientists in the UK have successfully developed a new technique, known as phase-contrast X-ray imaging, that has the potential...