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Artificial Intelligence

Gastrointestinal Graft-Versus-Host Disease

Personalized Medicine

Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplantation

Breast Imaging

AI In Medical Imaging

Interventional Radiology

Molecular Imaging

Radiology

Cancer Care

Tumor Heterogeneity

Cancer Metabolism

Imaging Techniques

Screening Guidelines

Health Equity

RSNA

Peer Review Process

Translational Feasibility

Magnetic Resonance Elastography

Interventional Oncology

A podcast from the Radiology: Imaging Cancer journal focusing on recently publications and trending topics. Journal editor-in-chief: Dr. Gary Luker Hosts: Ghazal Zandieh, MD, Thomas DeSilvio, Brennan Flannery, and Yashbir Singh, MD. Production: Kelly Myers

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Publishes	Monthly	Episodes	41	Founded	6 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	Health & FitnessMedicineScience

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Episode 40: The Next Era of Imaging Intelligence

Dr. Yashbir Singh sits speaks with Dr. Imon Banerjee to explore how multimodal data and fair AI techniques are reshaping cancer imaging and clinical decision making. The conversation dives into bridging computer science and medicine, tackling bias in... more

17 Jun 2026 • 19 min • Most popular

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Episode 39: Careers In Image Guided Care

Dr. Yashbir Singh welcomes our guest, Dr. Luke Wilkins. Dr. Wilkins shares his journey into interventional radiology and how minimally invasive, image-guided therapies are transforming patient care in oncology and vascular disease. He also dives into... more

20 May 2026 • 12 min

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Episode 38: Advancing Care Through Imaging

Dr. Yashbir Singh speaks with Dr. Ashok Srinivasan about his journey in neuroradiology, the hallmarks of impactful imaging research, and how mentorship and focused clinical questions drive meaningful scientific advances. Dr. Srinivasan also shares ex... more

15 Apr 2026 • 18 min

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Episode 37: Imaging Research Makes Real Impact

Dr. Yashbir Singh sits down with Dr. Lacey McNally to explore her groundbreaking work advancing contrast agents, molecular imaging, and first‑in‑human clinical trials. Together, they discuss the challenges of translational research, the essentials of... more

18 Mar 2026 • 20 min

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Recent Guests

Imon Banerjee

Associate Professor and Scientific Director of AI Innovation Hub at Mayo Clinic, Arizona

Mayo Clinic

Episode: Episode 40: The Next Era of Imaging Intelligence

Dr. Wilkins

Professor of Radiology and Medical Imaging, Division of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, University of Virginia

University of Virginia

Episode: Episode 39: Careers In Image Guided Care

Ashok Srinivasan

Professor of Radiology and Associate Chair of Operations, Quality and Safety at University of Michigan

University of Michigan

Episode: Episode 38: Advancing Care Through Imaging

Lacey McNally

Professor of Surgery and Staphension Chair, chairing a Cancer Therapeutic Program; deputy editor of Radiology Imaging Cancer; researcher in contrast agents and molecular imaging

Staphension Cancer Center; University of Oklahoma (professional affiliation mentioned in context)

Episode: Episode 37: Imaging Research Makes Real Impact

Sudhakar Venkatesh

Professor of Radiology and Consultant in Abdominal Imaging at Mayo Clinic, known for his leadership in imaging of chronic liver disease.

Mayo Clinic

Episode: Episode 36: Detecting Liver Cancer Earlier

Dr. Pallavi Tiwari

VLESS Distinguished Associate Professor in Radiology, Biomedical Engineering, and Medical Physics

University of Wisconsin Medicine

Episode: Episode 34: Designing Better Data for Better Care

Dr. Bonnie Joe

Inaugural Edward A. Sickles Distinguished Professor in Radiology and Associate Chair of MD Faculty Mentoring in the Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging at UCSF.

University of California at San Francisco

Episode: Episode 33: Technology, Equity, and Early Detection for Breast Cancer

Dr. Joseph Ippolito

Associate Professor of Radiology and Director of the Cancer for Clinical Imaging Research at Washington University School of Medicine

Washington University School of Medicine

Episode: Episode 32: Imaging Metabolism and Personalized Cancer Care

Dr. Gary Luker

Editor of Radiology Imaging Cancer, physician scientist with research interests in cancer biology and molecular imaging

University of Michigan

Episode: Episode 31: Imaging the Individual in Modern Oncology

Hosts

Yashbir Singh

Host with Mayo Clinic affiliation; appears across multiple episodes; central figure in the series.

Brennan Flannery

Co-host; affiliated with Case Western Reserve University; recurring in discussions on imaging research and editorial perspectives.

Thomas DeSilvio

Co-host; appears across episodes; linked to Case Western Reserve University; focuses on translational imaging and editorial topics.

Ghazal Zandieh

Host from Johns Hopkins and RSNA connections; key figure in Radiology Imaging Cancer discussions.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings

Excellent journal and podcast
Really good information! Presented well in a friendly format. Would recommend for imaging edification! Well edited.
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Strong focus on translational imaging and real-world impact.

Balanced exploration of AI and clinical utility, with emphasis on collaboration.

Guests bring deep domain expertise and actionable insights for researchers and clinicians.

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Episode 40: The Next Era of Imaging Intelligence

Q: What pulled you from pure computer science towards healthcare, AI, and was there a particular moment during your Marie Curie years in Italy that set a trajectory you are on today?

The guest describes an attraction to the real-world impact of AI in medicine, triggered by observing how multimodal data from imaging, clinical records, and genomics could be integrated to improve clinical decision-making, and notes a shift during her Marie Curie fellowship to apply computational methods directly in surgical and radiology contexts.

Episode 39: Careers In Image Guided Care

Q: Dr. Wilkins, what initially drew you to radiology during your medical training and when did you realize interventional radiology was your calling?

He describes a trajectory starting from a blank slate in medical school, discovering radiology through imaging and anatomy, and gradually realizing that the combination of diagnostic imaging, hands-on procedures, and patient care defined interventional radiology for him.

Episode 37: Imaging Research Makes Real Impact

Q: From your editorial seat, what separates a good imaging research paper from a truly exceptional one, and common pitfalls to avoid?

Key pitfalls include lack of focus and tangents that diffuse the main message; a strong paper needs deep, focused analysis, multiple independent assessments, adequate subject numbers, and clear alignment between text and data.

Episode 37: Imaging Research Makes Real Impact

Q: What were the biggest challenges in moving this imaging technology from the lab to human patients and what has surprised you most about its potential across cancer types and inflammatory disease like colitis?

The challenges centered on regulatory pathways, particularly FDA IDE processes, and the need to establish non-radioactive imaging methods, alongside building clinical collaborations; the potential expansion across multiple cancer types and inflammatory diseases was a surprising and exciting aspect.

Episode 37: Imaging Research Makes Real Impact

Q: How has this interdisciplinary environment shaped your research on contrast agent and molecular imaging?

Dr. McNally describes a blending of basic science with clinical application, leveraging a translational approach and collaboration across surgical oncology and imaging to drive MSOT development and clinical trials.

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A neuroscience-aligned medical imaging podcast focused on radiology and cancer imaging, with a steady stream of guest experts discussing translational imaging, AI, and cutting-edge modalities across oncology. Recent episodes highlight interventional radiology careers, neuroradiology research, MSOT translational work, liver cancer detection, and AI's role in precision medicine, all framed by practical paths from bench to bedside and real-world clinical impact. The show often features clinician‑scientists and editors who share insights on research design, editorial processes, multidisciplinary collaboration, and advancing imaging to improve patient care. It's likely to appeal to imaging professionals, researchers, and clinicians who want acti... more

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