Danielle McDonagh D.H.Sc., R.T.(T)  Awarded Marilyn Sackett Leadership Scholarship

Danielle McDonagh, D.H.Sc., R.T.(T), has been named the 2026 recipient of the Marilyn Sackett Leadership Scholarship from the ASRT Foundation. This award recognizes emerging leaders who are strengthening the future of radiation sciences through education, research, and measurable impact. Why This Award Matters The Marilyn Sackett Leadership Scholarship was created to ensure the profession continues to grow through strong mentorship, research, and forward-thinking leadership. It … Continue reading Danielle McDonagh D.H.Sc., R.T.(T)  Awarded Marilyn Sackett Leadership Scholarship

Beyond the Bones: 4 Surprising Truths About Forensic Imaging

When we think of forensic science, our minds often jump to the high-drama scenes from popular television shows. We picture investigators dusting for fingerprints, analyzing DNA swabs under a blue light, or performing an autopsy that reveals the single, crucial clue. While these methods are staples of the crime lab, the real revolution in forensics isn’t happening over a petri dish… it’s happening inside the … Continue reading Beyond the Bones: 4 Surprising Truths About Forensic Imaging

What “Best Value” Really Means for Your Career

This time of year, we hear phrases like “annual sale” and “best value.” We hear them after Christmas and before Super Bowl weekend. But how often do we apply that thinking to our own future? Your career, your earning potential, and your long-term opportunities deserve the same consideration. At Advanced Health Education Center, that question guides everything we do. How can we deliver real value … Continue reading What “Best Value” Really Means for Your Career

Looking Back at a Milestone Year

As the holidays get closer, it is natural to look back on the past year. For AHEC and MEDRelief Staffing, 2025 has been one of the most memorable years in our history. Our education division marked 37 years in October. Our staffing division reached 30 years. We have provided classes or staffing support in every state and have worked with customers from more than 60 … Continue reading Looking Back at a Milestone Year

Unlocking Bone Strength in 3D: A Practical Guide to Quantitative Computed Tomography

Imagine being able to look inside a bone, not just at its outline on a flat image but deep into its internal architecture in full 3D. For patients and clinicians working to understand fracture risk, chronic disease, or the effects of aging, this level of detail can help distinguish between simply identifying low bone density and understanding why the bone is weak and where it … Continue reading Unlocking Bone Strength in 3D: A Practical Guide to Quantitative Computed Tomography

Unwrapped by CT: 5 Secrets of a Pharaoh Hidden for 3,000 Years

The Pharaoh Too Perfect to Unwrap Of the many royal mummies discovered in Egypt, King Amenhotep I holds a unique distinction: he is one of the very few who has never been physically unwrapped in modern times. When his mummy was found in 1881, its perfect wrapping, complete with floral garlands and an exquisite face mask, convinced early Egyptologists to leave it untouched out of … Continue reading Unwrapped by CT: 5 Secrets of a Pharaoh Hidden for 3,000 Years

From the Sidelines to the Scan Room: The Expanding Role of DXA in Sports Medicine

For years, Bone Densitometry (DXA) has been the gold standard for assessing bone mineral density and diagnosing osteoporosis in clinical and hospital settings. But in recent years, this same technology has stepped off the diagnostic floor and onto the athletic training field, becoming a game-changing tool for sports medicine, performance science, and athlete health management. A New Playbook for DXA Traditionally, DXA (Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry) … Continue reading From the Sidelines to the Scan Room: The Expanding Role of DXA in Sports Medicine