Radiology Business May 30, 2024
Marty Stempniak

The Association of University Radiologists announced Wednesday that it is officially changing its name.

The organization will now go by the Association of Academic Radiology after members voted on the switch at the society’s annual meeting in April. AAR said the new name reflects “a deliberate and thoughtful shift towards greater inclusivity within the academic radiology community.” Their hope is to “embrace the entire spectrum of professionals” in the field.

“Our new name, the Association of Academic Radiology, more closely aligns with the diversity and strengths of our membership,” Immediate Past...

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