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44. TLDR May 2026 Issue (Better Late Than Never)
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- Jun 7, 2026
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Summary
It can be difficult to find the time to read an entire JACR issue cover to cover! Welcome back to TLDR (Too Long Didn't Read) - the monthly series from Contrast & Clarity where we break down the entire monthly JACR issue into the insights that actually matter. In this month's TLDR episode, Maddi and Jeff tackle questions like: Are we overreacting to pediatric CT use? Should radiologists be meeting patients over video? Are we recommending too many follow-up chest CTs based on incidental findings? What does successful AI deployment actually look like? And can medicine survive if physicians occasionally decline another committee assignment? This is your shortcut to the most important takeaways from the May issue of the JACR. Find the entire May JACR issue here: https://www.jacr.org/issue/S1546-1440(26)X2003-8