DI challenges readers to swallow story that features pointed findings

April 1, 2008 Diagnostic Imaging. DI challenges readers to swallow story that features pointed findings AGENDA James Brice -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We hope one of the things that distinguishes us from other medical imaging media is our sense of fun. The practice and science of radiology can be scintillating reading (especially when it relates to nuclear medicine), but it can require intense mental concentration as well. Diagnostic Imaging attempts to create a mix of substantive material and lighter fare. News reporting can be either serious or carefree. We throw ourselves into investigating big stories that shake all of radiology, but we enjoy reporting the "radiologist bites dog," story, too.

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