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“ Not intended to acquire, process, or analyze a medical image. ” — FDA guidance on non-regulated software, Jan 6th 2026 Welcome to Radiology Access ! your biweekly newsletter on the people, research, and technology transforming global imaging access. In this issue, we cover: FDA Loosens Oversight, But Not for Imaging AI FDA Clears First Multi-Indication Foundation Model QT Imaging relists on Nasdaq If you want to stay up-to-date with the latest in Radiology and AI, then don'

“ It is increasingly unjustifiable to use radiologists' time for manual image annotation .” — Wood et al., Radiology: AI 2026 Welcome to Radiology Access ! your biweekly newsletter on the people, research, and technology transforming global imaging access. In this issue, we cover: Teaching MRI to Fix Itself: AI Denoising Without Massive Training Datasets The End of Labeling? How AI is Learning Neuroradiology on Its Own Resouce Highlight: Free MRI Textbook If you want to stay

“If we can make access more affordable , it could be a turning point in how widely AI is deployed in patient care.” — Jonathan Whitmore, Director of Global Partnerships, Radiobotics As the year winds down, I want to thank everyone who has read, shared, and subscribed to RadAccess !  Your support helps us to highlight the people, research, and technology transforming global imaging access. With RSNA right around the corner , I’m excited for the opportunity to connect with man

“We must move beyond a “ donate-and-forget ” culture that, while often well-intentioned, delivers limited and short-lived impact.” — Derek K Jones et al., 2025 Welcome to Radiology Access ! your biweekly newsletter on the people, research, and technology transforming global imaging access. In this issue, we cover: Small, but Mighty: Why Lower Strengths May be the Key to Stronger Imaging Access Low-Field Brain Volumes Show High Reliability and Correspondence The End of "One-S

"A brute-force approach of simply collecting more data is not an effective path forward . ” — Ilse et al., arXiv 2025  Welcome to Radiology Access ! your biweekly newsletter on the people, research, and technology transforming global imaging access. In this issue, we cover: Bigger is Better, but Bespoke is Best: Training Effective Foundation Models Tomorrow's Scan, Today: Using AI to Predict Future MRIs Unlocking Quantitative Imaging at Low-Field If you want to stay up-to-d

" This is the first-ever designation for AI with such broad coverage of medical conditions under one solution .” — Aidoc Press Release on...

"Radiology is at a pivotal inflection point, where smart clinical AI will define scanner performance.” — Robert Lauritzen, CEO &...

"[This] is really about giving MR scanners a memory . One day, the more we see you, the faster we will be able to scan you.” — Dan...

“In healthcare, adoption happens at the speed of trust ” — Kevin Field, CRO Rad AI Welcome to Radiology Access ! your biweekly...

“They're trying to move the decision-making point as far forward as possible because they don't have enough doctors.” — David Specht, CEO...

“There are few things people fear more than cancer, with the possible exception of neurodegenerative diseases." — Robb Wolf Welcome to...

“ Despite remarkable improvements in [MRI] over the last decades, CT continues to be the diagnostic instrument of choice for [fracture...

“Sustainable use of MRI in remote communities will only be possible if the MRIs can be easily built and maintained autonomously in the...

“Whole-body MRI & traditional single-cancer screening methods may synergistically enhance our ability to detect disease early .” — Yosef...

“ Given that up to 90% of stroke risk and 50% of dementia risk is modifiable, it is imperative that our healthcare networks develop...

“It's not just about image quality—it’s about preserving clinically relevant features that doctors rely on.” — Long Wang, Subtle Medical...

“ We believe that in 10 years low field MRI will be as ubiquitous as routine blood sampling . It will be used to screen for cancer, in...

Welcome to Radiology Access! your biweekly newsletter on the people, research, and technology transforming global imaging access. You...

Welcome to Radiology Access, your biweekly newsletter on the people, research, and technology transforming global imaging access. If you...

Welcome to Radiology Access, your biweekly newsletter on the people, research, and technology transforming global imaging access. If you...