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Radiologists are doing more than interpreting images — they’re redefining how care gets delivered.

On the BackTable Industry podcast, Dr. Woojin Kim explores the rise of non-interpretive AI in radiology. These tools don’t read scans — they transform how practices operate from patient flow to communication and reporting.

The future of radiology isn’t just about what AI can see. It’s shaped by how well practices integrate intelligent tools into their workflows.

💬 Are you seeing similar shifts in your programs?

Listen to the podcast episode here:

Transforming Radiology with Workflow Solutions | BackTable Industry Podcast Listen to the BackTable Industry Podcast on Transforming Radiology with Workflow Solutions with Dr. Woojin Kim. Visit BackTable.com.

We’re heading to ! And we have a big announcement to share soon! We can't wait.

Visit us at booth #2507 in the South Hall to connect with our team and get an exclusive first look at what’s next in breast imaging innovation.

Stay tuned for updates! If you're focused on providing the best, most efficient, and personalized breast cancer screening, add MagView at booth #2507 to your agenda.

Every woman’s breast cancer risk is unique and understanding yours can make all the difference.

Understanding your breast cancer risk can determine:

✅ When to start screening
✅ Whether you may need additional imaging
✅ If you might be a good candidate for genetic testing

You can get started today with our free online Breast Cancer Risk Calculator, based on the Tyrer-Cuzick (IBIS) risk model.

Try it here: magview.com/ibis-risk-calculator

🎗️ Do you know your breast cancer risk?

Understanding your risk is the first step toward early detection and personalized screening.

👉 You can ask your doctor for a formal risk assessment, or get started today with a free self-assessment: magview.com/ibis-risk-calculator

💡 What’s next? Soon, AI tools will be able to assess risk directly from mammogram images—unlocking insights that current question-based models can’t always capture and helping to close important gaps in risk prediction.

➡️ As the Society of Breast Imaging recommends:

Annual mammograms at 40 for women at average risk

Risk assessment by age 25 to identify women who may need earlier or additional screening

Because when women understand their unique risk, screening can be tailored—and lives can be saved.