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AJR Podcasts
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In this series, authors of select AJR articles discuss how their studies were performed, the results, and how the studies changed their practices.
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Welcome to Extreme Radiology
3d ago00:01:04Tap to summarizeCurious about the incredible reach of radiology and pioneering practices changing the game? Join co-hosts Lindsey Negrete, MD, from Stanford University, and Amy Maduram, MD, from Northwestern University. Through dynamic conversation, we explore the most unusual, groundbreaking, and radical applications of medical imaging. Listen to their discussion in Extreme Radiology, an AJR Podcast Series.
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Navigating Office Politics: Bullying, Gossip, and Workplace Incivility
1w ago01:02:07Tap to summarizeAs radiologists, we work in dark rooms, but some shadows have nothing to do with the monitors. Cohosts Sherry S. Wang, MBBS, and Surbhi Raichandani, MD, illuminate bullying, gossip, and incivility in radiology and the small brave moves that build healthier cultures. Listen to their discussion in episode 1 of Difficult Conversations, an AJR Podcast Series.
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A Closer Look at the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Screening Mammography
1w ago00:06:23Tap to summarizeFull article: Real-World Single-Reading Screening Mammography Performance When Using an FDA-Approved Artificial Intelligence Tool Current literature on mammography artificial intelligence (AI) tools have limited generalizability across practice settings. Dora Chen, MD, discusses the article by Ambinder et al. exploring the performance of a screening mammography AI tool when applied in a single-reading U.S. center.
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Welcome to Difficult Conversations
1w ago00:01:50Tap to summarizeRadiologists are trained to catch every detail, yet as a profession, it's easy to overlook the human struggles happening right in the reading room. Join Surbhi Raichandani, MD and Sherry Wang, MBBS as they introduce a new AJR Podcast Series dedicated to discussions around bullying, power dynamics, financial pressures, and what it takes to survive in this field. There are no scripts and no safe answers, just real stories from the people who have lived them.
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Feedback: What Does It Look Like, and What Should It Look Like?
2w ago01:01:58Tap to summarizeBehind every polished CV is a story rarely told aloud. We ask questions trainees and radiologists hesitate to voice—about doubt, ambition, balance, identity, and success—while exploring human interactions that shape careers, often recognized in hindsight. Former program director Glenn Gaviola, MD, speaks with cohosts Winnie Hahn, MD, and Elizabeth Hecht, MD, about feedback challenges and strategies. Listen to their discussion in episode 1 of Mentorship Unfiltered, an AJR Podcast Series.
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Welcome to Mentorship Unfiltered
2w ago00:00:38Tap to summarizeBehind every polished CV is a story of detours, doubts, and the quiet pivots that change everything. Winnie Hahn, MD and Elizabeth Hecht, MD offer a sneak peek into their new AJR Podcast Series that steps away from the highlight reel to ask the questions medical professionals rarely say out loud. Whether you are dictating your first case, rethinking your career path, or reflecting on decades in the reading room, tune in for the practical wisdom and honest conversations that never make it into the lecture halls.
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Mesenteric Ischemia: 2026 Update
3w ago00:25:04Tap to summarizeWhat is new in the imaging evaluation of mesenteric ischemia in 2026? Gastrointestinal Imaging Senior Editor Federica Venuccio MD, PhD, speaks with Maxime Ronot, MD, PhD, regarding his team's article that provides an update and practical guidance on this evolving topic.
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Interstitial Lung Abnormalities: The Subtle Shadow AI Is Trying to Catch
3w ago00:06:24Tap to summarizeFull article: Detection of Interstitial Lung Abnormalities on Chest Radiographs: Diagnostic Performance of Radiologists and Artificial Intelligence Considerable research has shown the importance of interstitial lung abnormalities (ILAs) on chest CT; the potential role of radiography for such findings remains uncertain. Radhika Rajeev, MD, discusses the AJR article by Hwang et al. evaluating the performance of radiologists and an artificial intelligence system for detecting ILAs on chest radiographs.
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An Early-Career Perspective—Career Pivots, an AJR Podcast Series (Episode 12)
3w ago00:23:11Tap to summarizeHow does one innovate while still finding their footing as an attending? Shawn Lyo, MD, speaks with host Siddhant Dogra, MD, about building artificial intelligence-driven workflow tools, collaborating with industry, engaging in policy advocacy, and balancing early-career clinical growth with diverse nonclinical pursuits.
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Child Life in Radiology - Pediatric Imaging, an AJR Podcast Series (Episode 12)
4w ago00:48:24Tap to summarizeChildren need to feel seen, safe, and supported! Laura Gould BS CCLS joins host, Raisa Amiruddin MBBS, to discuss the value of soft language, gentle validation, and the impact of giving children a voice in their own care. Discover how simple human connection can transform imaging suites into warm, safe spaces for kids.
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