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What are some recent advances made in diagnostic imaging technology?

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Hi, I'm a student in Year 12 and currently working on my EPQ (for those who don't know, its a UK based qualification where you choose a topic and write a written report based on it).

I've tried browsing the internet (including scholarly websites and journals) to research, but it is hard to find the information I need, especially as I am no expert and have a limited understanding. I would appreciate it if a few of you can give me pointers on: current research directions in diagnostic imaging, the recent advances made, the advantages of it over old models, and whether it has been utilised in hospitals yet (why and why not)?

I am grateful for any help and/or advice :)

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