Physicians and scientists work on protecting patients from getting too much radiation from CT scans. Patients fear radiation exposure raises their risk of cancer, and scientists are working to reduce this risk. To reduce radiation from routine scans, computer programs are being developed allowing radiologists and technicians to take sharper pictures while vastly reducing radiation dose. To view the article click here.

Advocate for consistent federal funding from Congress to the National Institutes of Health
Dramatically broaden awareness of the value of imaging and bioengineering research
Facilitate awareness and accessibility of resources containing pertinent information for Members of Congress and the imaging community in general