Medscape Radiology Podcast

The gunshot victim who became a trauma surgeon, the radiologist author of the Atlantic article on the AR-15, and a surgeon who treats gunshot violence victims join Dr Glatter in this panel discussion.

This narrated case proves that no matter the indication for the echo, it pays to be thorough.

Research finds that men have poor understanding of treatment outcomes for localized prostate cancer. It's a serious problem, says Dr Chodak.

Drs Potter and Nwawka from the Hospital for Special Surgery share their thoughts on the latest in ultrasound, MRI, and CT.

ACOG no longer recommends breast self-exams to average-risk women, but it does recommend breast education and awareness.

Dr Kenny Lin discusses the cautious advice many family physicians are giving to their patients.

Drs Harrington and Butte discuss the overwhelming amount of data generated in contemporary healthcare and how it can be harnessed to deliver precision medicine.

New findings from the UK show multimodal ovarian cancer screening to be highly effective in reducing mortality, but Dr Andrew Kaunitz urges clinicians to await guidelines for routine screening.

Eric Topol speaks with author Siddhartha Mukherjee about his latest book, The Laws of Medicine, and how uncertainty, imperfections, priors, outliers, and biases affect these laws.

Dr Gerald Chodak reviews a new study that compared the results of prostate biopsies guided by MRI with those using standard ultrasonography.