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As imaging cases become more challenging, radiologists’ confidence may not decline as sharply as diagnostic accuracy. New research examines the hard-easy effect and why unresolved uncertainty may signal a need to reconsider the approach, consult a colleague or obtain additional imaging. Read more: #ImagingScience #CognitiveBias @eyalberc

Screening strategies for gynecologic cancers are evolving. Learn how radiologists can recognize subtle signs of early ovarian, endometrial and cervical cancers and support more personalized care. Read more: #CancerImaging #WomensHealth

Your RSNA 2026 doesn't need to end when sessions are done. Join colleagues, industry leaders and friends from around the world at RSNA After Dark, one of the annual meeting's signature social events. 🎵 Music | 🍸 Refreshments | 🤝 Connections Add your ticket when you register for #RSNA26. Space is limited.

A first-in-human study found that gadopiclenol produced diagnostic-quality MR lymphangiography images with no reported adverse events, suggesting potential for strong signal with less gadolinium. Further comparative research is needed. Read more: #MRI #RadCTI

Earlier pancreatic cancer detection may depend on combining risk-based screening with imaging, emerging biomarkers and AI. A new @RadioGraphics review examines current approaches and the evidence still needed for broader clinical use. Read more: #CancerImaging #PancreaticCancer

Breast cancer screening during pregnancy and lactation requires careful consideration of safety, efficacy and individual risk. Learn how radiologists can select appropriate imaging methods and clearly communicate their benefits and limitations to patients. Read more: #BreastImaging #BreastCancerAwareness

Don’t miss this FREE webinar! Join us for Health Equity in Pediatric Imaging: Access, Interventions and Research on Nov. 5, 12–1 p.m. CT. Learn practical strategies from experts embedding health equity principles into pediatric imaging care delivery, collaboration and research. Register now!

RT @PRouzrokh: New to AI agents? This is a good place to start. @RSNA 2026 Deep Learning Lab 01 is a hands-on, low-code introduction to AI agents in radiology. Sun, Nov 29 · 10:30–11:30 AM CT · McCormick Place, Room S401A-B #RSNA26

Join us Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 10 a.m. CT to learn about the RSNA Vibe Coding Hackathon taking place at #RSNA26. This informational webinar will help you get started and provide you with the knowledge and resources to participate, followed by a Q&A with the organizers. Register today: Interested in participating? Complete the Expression of Interest form:

MRI is a powerful tool for evaluating peripheral nerve disorders, traditionally for larger nerves, such as the sciatic nerve, lumbosacral plexus and brachial plexus. Advances in MR neurography, including improved vascular signal suppression, now enable assessment of fine-caliber nerves, generally defined as nerves measuring up to 6 mm in diameter. However, their small size and proximity to vessels make them an imaging challenge. A review published in @RadioGraphics provides technical guidance and case-based examples for imaging fine-caliber nerves throughout the body. Read the full article: This article is also available for CME on EdCentral. @RadG_Editor

In the final week of #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, you can spend some time exploring the EdCentral Breast Playlist, including Live Case Reviews, Case of the Day, journal articles, podcasts, microlearnings and more covering breast imaging content!

Time for an #ImageWisely pop quiz! What is an advantage of materials like antimony, bismuth, and barium sulfate vs lead for radiation protection garments? @ImageWisely

Ultrasound remains the standard for HCC surveillance, but risk-adapted strategies may incorporate AFP testing and alternative imaging for selected patients. Learn how abbreviated MRI and emerging approaches could expand surveillance options. Read more: #CancerImaging #LiverCancerAwareness

How can radiologists prepare to use AI effectively in clinical practice? Participants in the RSNA Imaging AI Certificate Program share how its courses strengthened their skills in evaluating algorithms, validating results and implementing AI tools in real-world workflows. Read more: #RadiologyAI

Neuroradiology Imaging Case: 30-year-old male with high-grade B cell lymphoma presented for chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy and found to have seizure and lower extremity paralysis 4 days after treatment. `What is the most likely diagnosis? Let us know what you think! Check your diagnosis in EdCentral:

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Open Access Week highlights the changing ways medical imaging research is shared, evaluated and applied. RSNA News shares the views of experts who discuss how broader access can accelerate collaboration, strengthen reproducibility and help translate research into clinical practice worldwide. Read more: #RadAdv #OpenAccess @pengyifan @yukiarita1113 @OxfordJournals

Looking for ways to boost operational efficiency, improve pay accuracy and increase physician confidence and satisfaction? Register now for tomorrow’s free fireside chat, Beyond the Reading Room: Solving Radiology’s Workforce Puzzle, sponsored by @QGenda. Gain practical insights on workforce management, scheduling and physician experience. Don’t miss out!

Two studies in @radiology_rsna highlight advances in deuterium metabolic imaging, an emerging MRI technique that tracks how glucose is metabolized in the living brain. The research examines its potential alongside FDG PET and the technical barriers that remain before broader clinical use. Read more: #MRI #NeuroRad

Gain insights on expanding patient access to care, facilitating multidisciplinary interventions and building sustainable health equity research programs. Join the discussion at the free webinar, Health Equity in Pediatric Imaging: Access, Interventions and Research, Nov. 5, 12–1 p.m. CT, for practical strategies to advance health equity in your pediatric imaging practice! Register now: