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37. Modern Medicine is Image-Driven. Why isn’t medical education?
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- Mar 22, 2026
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Summary
Radiology runs medicine. So why are we teaching it like a side quest? In this episode of Contrast & Clarity, Maddi and Jeff talk with Scott Simpson, DO, MSEd and Daniel DePietro, MD about the uncomfortable truth: we’re graduating physicians who rely on imaging every day…but were barely taught how to use it. We get into: Why radiology education shows up too late (and too inconsistently) The hidden cost of not teaching imaging early And why fixing this isn't about adding content - it's about redesigning the system Because imaging isn’t a consult anymore. It’s the operating system. Find the full JACR article here: https://shorturl.at/z9W1A