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Midjourney, the AI image generator, is developing a full-body ultrasonic scanner - Engadget

Midjourney moves into medical hardware with a 60-second body scanner

Midjourney says its first hardware product is a full-body ultrasonic scanner.
The company claims the system could produce MRI-like body maps in under 60 seconds.
Midjourney plans to open a first scanner-equipped Spa in San Francisco next year and pursue FDA approval for diagnostic use.

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DT Editorial Team·Jun 18, 2026·via engadget.com

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Heart Disease Treatment Shifts Toward Inflammation

Heart Disease Treatment Shifts Toward Inflammation

Inflammation is emerging as a measurable driver of cardiovascular risk beyond cholesterol alone.
AI-enhanced coronary imaging may identify patients facing sharply higher chances of later heart attacks or death.
The shift could support more tailored use of immune-targeting therapies alongside standard lipid treatment.

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DT Editorial Team·Jun 6, 2026·via nature.com

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Seven-second X-ray scan detects severity of heart valve regurgitation in patients with repaired congenital heart defects

Seven-second chest X-ray offers a faster read on post-surgery valve failure

Kyushu University tested a seven-second Dynamic Chest Radiography scan for pulmonary regurgitation.
The study reported 93% accuracy in identifying severe cases after Tetralogy of Fallot repair.
Researchers say the method could help patients who cannot undergo standard cardiac MRI.

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DT Editorial Team·Jun 4, 2026·via medicalxpress.com

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Eye-Video Screening Tool Spots Anemia Risk Without a Needle

The method estimates red blood cell levels from short videos of the eye.
In a 224-participant trial, it identified anemia more than 80% of the time.
Researchers and outside experts say it could become a screening tool, not a replacement for blood tests.

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DT Editorial Team·May 26, 2026·via livescience.com

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AI unlocks cardiac MRI reading without manual labels, beating general models by 35%

Cardiac MRI AI model reads complex heart scans without manual labels

CMR-CLIP learns from cardiac MRI scans paired with radiology reports instead of manual labels.
Researchers said the system outperformed general-purpose AI models by more than 35% in some tests.
The model could support screening, case retrieval, and clinician decision support in cardiac imaging.

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DT Editorial Team·May 21, 2026·via medicalxpress.com

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DT Editorial Team·May 7, 2026·via livescience.com

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DT Editorial Team·May 4, 2026·via medicalxpress.com

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 27, 2026·via medicalxpress.com

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 13, 2026·via medicalxpress.com

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 7, 2026·via livescience.com

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 7, 2026·via medicalxpress.com

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DT Editorial Team·Mar 22, 2026·via medicalxpress.com

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AI Study Suggests Pancreatic Cancer May Be Detectable Years Earlier on Routine CT Scans

Researchers used an AI model to analyze nearly 2,000 CT scans that had previously been cleared as normal.
The system reportedly identified subtle pancreatic irregularities linked to tissue that later became tumor.
The study suggests pancreatic cancer might be detectable up to three years earlier than standard clinical discovery.

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AI Imaging Method Spots Keratoconus Before Standard Exams Can

Researchers combined PS-OCT with AI to detect subtle corneal changes tied to early keratoconus.
The method focuses on collagen organization rather than corneal shape alone.
The approach could improve screening for patients being evaluated for refractive surgery.

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Stable PSA Readings May Miss Prostate Cancer Progression, Trial Analysis Finds

A large analysis of two clinical trials found scans can detect progression despite stable biomarkers.
The finding applies to patients treated with androgen receptor pathway inhibitors.
The result suggests biomarker stability alone may not be enough to rule out advancing disease.

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Ultrasound’s Carbon Problem May Be in the Linen Cart, Not the Machine

A new JACR study says linens and disposable supplies drive most ultrasound emissions.
The finding differs from other imaging modalities, where equipment is often assumed to dominate.
Hospitals may need to focus on workflow and supply-chain changes, not just device efficiency.

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A man with clear glasses wearing a white lab coat and stethoscope looks at a holographic blue and orange image of a leg and leg bone.

Researchers Warn of AI ‘Mirages’ in Medical Imaging Systems

Researchers warn some AI systems can describe medical images they were never shown.
The behavior raises concerns beyond ordinary error because fabricated interpretations can look credible.
The finding may push developers and clinicians to test grounding and oversight more rigorously.

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Study finds imaging result waits have doubled since 2014

A report based on millions of imaging orders says result waits have doubled since 2014.
The source says the sharpest increase in delays occurred recently.
Longer turnaround times can affect follow-up care and patient uncertainty.

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AI-Powered Colonoscopy Systems Cut Polyp Miss Rates Significantly

AI-assisted colonoscopy raises adenoma detection rates by ~10 percentage points versus unassisted procedures
Flat and sessile serrated adenomas—the most dangerous and hardest-to-see lesions—benefit most from AI detection
Real-time AI overlays alert endoscopists within milliseconds, serving as a second set of eyes that never fatigues
Multiple AI colonoscopy systems have FDA clearance and are entering routine clinical use at medical centers

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