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A photograph captures a moment in time. We most often take photos of happy occasions or of scenes and objects that fascinate or inspire us in our day-to-day lives. Photos and imaging are also used to preserve memories of less positive aspects of life: photojournalism may record natural disasters and conflicts; police often rely on […]

An apple a day keeps the doctor away, or so an old adage goes. But once in a while you will need a doctor’s help to deal with one ailment or the other. And when that day comes, all your hopes for cure more or less rest on his or her able shoulders and whatever

Two years ago, if you were looking at the special issues that were coming out, they were mainly focused on social justice in addition to COVID and all the issues that were affecting us with systemic racism. The Journal of the American College of Radiology had a special issue to talk about bias in medical

Radiology trainees in Sudan share similar interests and influencing and restricting factors when pursuing subspecialty training, as reported in the literature. Unlike other countries, females predominate in the field of radiology training in Sudan at the moment. Radiologists from Sudan who are interested in subspecializing usually travel abroad for training; and once they find better

Across the world there is an increasing incidence and mortality of cancers, particularly in low and middle income countries, such as Kenya. The recent Lancet commission on cancer in sub- Saharan Africa in 2021, showed that over the past 30 years, there has been a doubling in cancer incidence, with over half a million deaths

GE Healthcare and the Kenya Association of Radiologists (KAR) held their 2nd Radiology Clinical Day to train more than 100 Kenyan radiologists on the latest medical imaging technologies and techniques to improve diagnosis and disease management. The one-day forum themed Elevating Radiology was focused on gastrointestinal and abdominal radiology. Topics covered included advanced technologies in