A recent study involving 684 Chinese adults has uncovered a significant connection between gut microbiota, aging, and bone ...

Obesity significantly impacts bone health. The ABSI is an innovative metric for assessing obesity, offering greater accuracy than traditional measures such as body mass index and waist circumference ...

In a new study published in Cell Genomics, researchers use RNA sequencing to characterize bone metastases from eight cancer ...

The second analysis begins with quantitative measurements on different imaging techniques, which are applied to bone scan images to monitor the abnormality. The important imaging techniques of ...

Will it be delicate family photos? Do you need to scan old negatives or slides? Answering these questions helps you determine which features matter most, from scanner type to resolution and speed.

“Results from a bone mineral density scan provide a good indication of bone strength. It is the gold standard,” Dr. Khanna says. If a screening detects the disease or finds that your bones ...

Imaging tests such as a chest CT scan might not show all of the tumors, so the surgeon will have a treatment plan ready in case more tumors are found during the operation. Some bone cancers might ...

Government announces 29,000 extra bone scans will be delivered each year, helping with earlier diagnosis of illness such as osteoporosis. Government confirms 13 new state-of-the-art DEXA scanners to ...

Bone scans are vital for the early diagnosis of osteoporosis, which is crucial in preventing severe fractures—particularly in the hip, spine, and wrist—that can lead to long-term disability and loss ...

Australian and Canadian researchers have developed a cutting-edge machine learning algorithm capable of rapidly identifying heart disease and fracture risks using routine bone density scans.

Highlights: Artificial intelligence identifies hidden heart disease risk in routine bone scans Abdominal aortic calcification is a stronger fracture predictor than bone density Vascular health ...

It’s a good time to remind women 60 or older to receive a bone density scan. As women grow older, they begin to lose bone density and mass making them more susceptible to bone-related conditions.