June is Men's Health Month, drawing attention to easy ways men can address and help prevent common health problems. We invite you to use the following guide as a reminder to schedule important health screenings as part of your overall fitness and health program.

The American Cancer Society says that one in seven men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime. Caught and treated while it still localized, prostate cancer has a nearly 100% survival rate.

Axumin (18F-fluciclovine) is a novel injectable tracer used with PET/CT imaging to provide exceptional diagnostic accuracy of recurrent prostate cancer, even in men with rising PSA levels.

June is Men’s Health Month and Men’s Health Week runs from June 15-21. You may wonder why there is both a month and a week emphasizing men’s health, but studies show that men are less likely than women to schedule preventive care services, and that when men do go see a doctor, they may not talk openly about certain issues, like prostate problems and mental health concerns.

Screenings are designed to catch health problems before symptoms appear, when treatment is easiest and most effective, many of which are offered at RAI.

Prostate cancer strikes 1 in 6 men and is the second leading cause of cancer death among men aged 50 and older. The presence of prostate cancer may be suspected if a patient shows elevated levels of prostate-specific antigen, or PSA, a protein produced by the prostate gland.

Here, we address the most common queries patients have before they have a CT test for cancer or other health concerns.

Like many imaging procedures, MRI requires a certain amount of prep work to promote maximum efficiency and effectiveness. Here are a few pointers to make sure your appointment goes as quickly and smoothly as possible.

Musculoskeletal imaging, or MSK, provides valuable information about the type, location and extent of a sports injury. Radiology Associates’ team of fellowship-trained radiologists specializes in MSK, making us a trusted leader in Sports Medicine, and the official radiology provider for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Athletics.

FDA-approved breast tomosynthesis, also called 3D mammography, is a huge leap forward in both early breast cancer discovery and a reduction in stressful false positive results.

June is Men's Health Month, drawing attention to easy ways men can address and help prevent common health problems. We invite you to use the following guide as a reminder to schedule important health screenings as part of your overall fitness and health program.

May 8–14 celebrates National Women's Health Week, highlighting the many ways that women can honor and take steps to protect their best health, vitality, energy and longevity.

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, a time to be aware of the dangers of colorectal cancer, which takes more than 50,000 lives each year.

For more than a decade now, Magnetic Resonance Imaging Elastography, or MRE, has become the gold standard in non-invasive examination to evaluate liver elasticity and related diseases.

The American Cancer Society says that one in seven men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime. Caught and treated while it still localized, prostate cancer has a nearly 100% survival rate.

If your doctor has said you need a neuroimaging exam, you certainly have questions about what it is and what to expect. Herein we will cover the general principles of neuroradiology.

To meet increasing demand, Radiology Associates is expanding its teleradiology team with the addition of Dr. Jasim Alidina.

To help keep providing important screening and diagnostic services while reducing the risk of COVID-19, many radiology practices, including Radiology Associates, have expanded their current level of teleradiology service, reading applicable images remotely.

Fear of Medical Tests Can Cause Dangerous Delays in Care

RAI demands more than the best in MRI technology.

The musculoskeletal system (MSK) encompasses a wide range of components, including bones, joints, cartilage, muscles, tendons, ligaments, spinal disks and nerves. Any number of things can affect these areas…

Colorectal cancer screening can be a somewhat embarrassing and uncomfortable topic, but it needn’t be. We are all human, after all, and a discussion about colorectal cancer is something we need to have, so let’s start now.

November is Lung Cancer Awareness month. The reason for this awareness is to draw attention to the fact that, caught early, most cases of lung cancer can be treated…

Axumin (18F-fluciclovine) is a novel injectable tracer used with PET/CT imaging to provide exceptional diagnostic accuracy of recurrent prostate cancer, even in men with rising PSA levels.

MRI utilizes powerful magnets and radio waves to see real-times images of the brain, blood vessels and related anatomical or molecular events in great detail.

Cognitive decline affects roughly 20-25% of Americans ages 65 and older. For some it happens gradually and for others rapidly; it may stay the same, be better on some days than others, or steadily get worse, depending on the underlying cause or causes.

When discovered before it produces symptoms like coughing, wheezing and shortness of breath, lung cancer can be conquered. The key is early discovery. Low-Dose Computed Tomography, or LDCT, is a quick, painless annual screening exam that can catch lung cancer early, before it has a chance to grow and spread.