Amerigo Allegretto is a journalist at AuntMinnie.com, based in Pittsburgh, PA. He specializes in women's imaging, ultrasound, and healthcare technology, with a focus on diagnostics and medical specialties. Amerigo's work has been featured in notable publications such as DrBicuspid, Cook Medical Australia, and Derrick Publishing Co.
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Amerigo Allegretto's coverage predominantly focuses on scientific and healthcare topics, specifically diagnostic errors, medical imaging, breast cancer screening, AI in healthcare, and radiology. His articles heavily rely on cited data.
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More than two out of three ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) sizes are inaccurately estimated.
Many women with BACs on mammography likely have no history of MACE, researchers found.
Commercial AI systems could provide early alerts for breast cancer by picking out early signs of the disease on mammograms.
By: Amerigo Allegretto
A keynote given at the SIIM-ACR Data Science Summit shared how quality management is important in using imaging AI.
Research presented at SIIM 2026 shows that reasoning LLMs have energy tradeoffs for their performances.
A study presented at SIIM 2026 showed how LLMs can perform well on numerical tasks in radiology.
By: Amerigo Allegretto
Survey findings show that most radiologists like using interactive multimedia reporting.
Leaders for SIIM shared their thoughts on AI's growth in radiology, including challenges and future opportunities.
By: Amerigo Allegretto
PITTSBURGH -- A patient-facing imaging access link within MyChart could benefit both patients and radiologists while also complying with the Cures Act, according to research presented June 10 at the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM) annual meeting.
PITTSBURGH -- The nation's top health information technology office is working to lay the groundwork for a more connected, AI-ready healthcare system. But the road ahead is complicated, according to a federal official who spoke at the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM) annual meeting.
