Read the latest news and updates from Shields.

For media inquiries, contact Lisa Campisi, Director of Marketing & Communications, at 617-376-7436.

From Screening to Answers: How CT and PET/CT Work Together in Detecting Lung Cancer Earlier

Early detection saves lives.Low-dose CT (LDCT) scans have made it possible to screen for lung cancer earlier than ever before — often before symptoms appear and when it’s most treatable. Sometimes, a screening CT finds a small spot or “nodule” that... Continued

Tune in: Podcasts worth a listen!

Looking for something to catch up on during your morning commute, but don’t want to listen to the news? Check out some of the most popular podcasts in the medical world that highlight healthcare topics and understand more about what we do here at... Continued

Multiple Sclerosis and MRI

Although the cause of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is unknown ongoing research is moving forward at a remarkable pace and more potential therapies appear to be in the pipeline than ever before. Continued

Do you need an MRI for your neck pain or back pain?

Back pain and neck pain is a common complaint, especially among women. These aches can be attributed to menstrual cycles, stress, lifting children and even computer use. As women age they may suffer from back pain due to past injuries, poor... Continued

Ten ways to make the most of your health care in 2013

This information is from:Castlight Health, Inc. San Francisco, CA (415) 829-1400, info@castlighthealth.c Continued

CT Images of the Shoulder - Broken Clavicle / Broken Collarbone

What does a broken collarbone /clavicle look like on a CT scan? Continued

Do I need an MRI or CT?

Do I need an MRI or CT? is one of the most frequently asked questions we hear on a daily basis and often followed by the question Is it safe? Continued

iPad – the Role of the iPAD in Medicine and MRI Imaging

Continued

MRI - Medical Images & access for elders & students abroad

I too know the importance of quick and complete access to a family member's medical information as described in a recent blog by Dr. Tiron Pechet. Although my sisters and I carry an abbreviated list of our parents medications on a laminated card in... Continued

Should I keep my own MRI / CT pictures?

Yes! Not only should you keep them but they belong to you. Continued

Latest Posts

Posts by Category

See all

FA Partner

3T MRI