ACR leaders join @GovernorVA for the Virginia #LungCancerAwarenessMonth and #LCSDay proclamation signing ceremony. Proclamations like this boost education, early detection & access to lifesaving screening. https://t.co/Zy2J8sI7mO #AdvocacyInAction #radvocacy @ACRRAN #74Outreach

A 67-year-old female presents with 1.5 weeks of fever and right breast pain/swelling. #ACRCaseinPoint https://t.co/Mfke53jRft

The ACR-supported Increasing Access to Lung Cancer Screening Act was introduced in the U.S. House. It would require Medicaid to cover screening without cost-sharing, expand tobacco cessation support & ban prior auth. https://t.co/QXOaWWk1iq #AdvocacyInAction #radvocacy @ACRRAN

The HOPPS 2026 Final Rule has been released by @CMSGov. Learn more about the impacts on radiology in our preliminary summary: https://t.co/MDyfgImicw #radvocacy #AdvocacyInAction @ACRRAN

We welcome Moffitt Cancer Center (@MoffittNews) to the ACR® Recognized Center for Healthcare-AI (ARCH-AI) program. ARCH-AI sets the benchmark for continuous AI oversight — ensuring the safe and effective use of AI by radiology facilities across healthcare systems.

#Radvocacy can be made stronger with great teamwork. In this #VoiceofRadiology blog, discover how the ACR Screening Leadership Group inspired the Women Engagement for Equity in Medicine to expand breast cancer screening for the women of Brazil. https://t.co/trudf3yMZZ

A 44-year-old female presents with a three-year history of a mass in her neck increasing in size and symptoms. #ACRCaseinPoint https://t.co/d9ziRilNVS

The creation of a resolution is more impactful than you realize, as it sets the tone and lays down the foundation to ensure we meet our goals. Timothy L. Swan, MD, FACR tells you how you can create a resolution with the #ACRBulletin. 🔗 https://t.co/WdrFNccwjS @RadiologyACR

#ACRYPS: Remember to submit your abstracts for #ACR2026 by Jan. 26! Would love to see YPS centric studies. More details on the @RadiologyACR website:

Answer: A. CT shows irregular, papillary urothelial thickening in the renal pelvis, consistent with urothelial carcinoma. Unlike RCC, the kidney maintains its reniform shape. Infection can thicken urothelium, but nodularity favors malignancy; lymphoma is usually bilateral.

This week, ACR #RadLeaders @AlanMatsumotoMD, @AKrishnarajMD and @pfccdirector were invited to the proclamation signing in VA for #LCSDay #LungCancerAwarenessMonth. Screening with low-dose CT can save lives. #ACRRadvocacyReport @GovernorVA #74Outreach

A 27-year-old female presents with infertility and a history of polycystic ovarian syndrome. #ACRCaseinPoint https://t.co/SmDdYJTXqQ

It's time to lead, #ACRYPS. Connect with your peers & build your leadership skills and represent YPS #RadOnc as the Radiation Oncology Representative. Learn more about the position & apply: https://t.co/6w65d5tgdT

An ACR Lung Cancer Screening Center designation demonstrates your commitment to the highest standards of lung care. Learn more & take the next step ➡️ https://t.co/EFVbd1IbJi

In this #ACRRadvocacyReport, @ElizabethYRula shares a new @NeimanHPI & @NorthwellHealth study finding that #CTColonography is the most cost-effective #colorectalcancer screening for Black adults when real-world adherence patterns are considered, outperforming other tests.

Research from @RadiologyACR and SIR proves the value of #InterventionalRadiology! An analysis of 30,467 radiologists published by @NeimanHPI shows that #IRads who are focused in IR provide more visits for patients and perform more complex procedures.

A 57-year-old asymptomatic male presents with an incidental left lung mass on non contrast computed tomography. #ACRCaseinPoint https://t.co/vObUB5B7dy

📖 #RadExam Study Guide 📖 A 56-year-old male presents with hematuria and left flank pain. What is the most likely diagnosis? A) Urothelial carcinoma B) Ascending urinary tract infection C) Renal cell carcinoma D) Renal lymphoma

Ready to explore the future of radiology? Join the #ACRMSS for an interactive webinar w/ @woojinrad exploring the cutting edge of radiology and the growing role of physician-entrepreneurs. https://t.co/QIrZ4gIyTG @DO_Radiology @arv_ind_dev @SaraSiddiquiMD @maleeha_rad

@RyanBPetersonMD @DekmarBuffy @JudyGadde The correct answer is A: CT is typically readily available in emergent and urgent settings. This can be obtained quickly; however, IV contrast can obscure intrcranial hemorrhage. Therefore, a CT with IV contrast is not the most appropriate examination.