Radiology is the branch of science where scientists use x-rays to see the inside of the human body from different rays. Radiologists utilize an array of imaging technologies (such as ultrasound, computed tomography (CT), nuclear medicine, positron emission tomography (PET) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)) to diagnose or treat diseases. Learn about the advances in radiology and how scientists are developing new techniques for low-dose radiation scans.
Advancements in Radiology and Imaging
Are x-rays bad for our health? Should a pregnant woman undergo imaging? Learn the answers to these and other common questions about radiology. Dr. William Shuman, Director of Radiology at...
Pediatric Radiology: What are the Safety Concerns?
Often an important tool for an accurate diagnosis, medical imaging scans can create low levels of radiation exposure. Due to several factors, children may be even more sensitive to this...
Treating Cancer with Proton Therapy
This program, originally broadcast in Spanish, features Dr. Marc Delclos from MD Anderson Center as he discusses the benefits of proton therapy. He speaks in detail about how the therapy...