Medical imaging is a source of greenhouse gas emissions, and inappropriate use results in low-value, excess imaging. The environmental impact of low-value imaging has not been quantified.

This systematic review compares the utilization and outcome of hemodialysis vascular access among racial groups in the United States, highlighting disparities and their implications.

Further advancement of the care experience for transgender and gender diverse (TGD) patients can substantially benefit from implementing expanded electronic health record (EHR) systems that capture sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) information, along with processes for acquiring and maintaining accuracy of these data fields. Once this is in place, it could advance existing and create new opportunities in radiology for providing sensitive care to TGD patients. Using gender sensitive language in radiology reports and during imaging appointments shows respect and demonstrates inclusivity for TGD patients.