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National Oral Cancer Month: Early Detection Saves Lives

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month – an opportunity to raise awareness about the serious and deadly effects…

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National Oral Cancer Month: Early Detection Saves Lives

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month – an opportunity to raise awareness about the serious and deadly effects of this cancer. Nearly 58,500 Americans will be diagnosed…

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Health Tech Investment Act Can Improve Patient Care

The future of healthcare is here – and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is at the forefront. Already, AI-enabled medical technologies are changing the way that healthcare…

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National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: The Importance of Early Detection

Every March, we recognize National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month as an opportunity to raise awareness about this all-too-common disease. According to the American Cancer Society,…

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Lung Cancer Awareness Month: Why AI-Enabled Imaging Tools Matter

This year, an estimated 234,580 Americans will be diagnosed with lung cancer. This Lung Cancer Awareness Month, we recognize the need to detect, diagnose, and…

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: AI’s Role in Improving Early Detection  

This October, Right Scan Right Time recognizes National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the critical need to diagnose and treat…

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Steven Westphal

Facing a diagnosis of Stage 4 oral cancer, Steven Westphal was told he would never speak again. Yet, his voice now inspires many with his…

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Patient Fly-In Highlights Value of Focused Ultrasound Technologies

On July 11, AdvaMed Imaging’s Focused Ultrasound Section and the Focused Ultrasound Foundation (FUS) hosted their fifth annual congressional fly-in, bringing together 6 patients, 2…

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Erika Hanson Brown

Erika’s participation in the RSRT fly-in is a testament to her long-time commitment to advocacy work. Since she was diagnosed with colon cancer, Erika has…

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