• Attend the '15 Great Debate: Controversies in Screening Mammography feat authors of the recent Canadian study #ARRS15

• Register NOW for the 2015 Categorical Course- The Dark Side of Radiology: Multispecialty After-Hours Imaging #ARRS15

• Only 2 months until the 2015 Annual Meeting! Hear what ARRS President, Dr. Rosado de Christenson has to say about it 

Preliminary data from a study published in the February 2015 issue of AJR suggest that bilateral handheld screening ultrasound can detect early-stage mammographically occult breast cancers in patients with dense breast tissue.

Coauthor Rachel F. Brem talked with Insight about the findings.

The Winter Issue of InPractice Features: 

Radiology After Dark

Teleradiology: A Giant Step Forward in Radiologic Practice 

Update: Maintenance of Certification 

Q & A: Hip Ultrasound