Why Study Radiology

In the modern era, there is a high demand for radiology professionals. There are not enough specialists to meet the need of patients who require this type of care. This infographic will show you why studying radiology is important and how it can help you in your future career endeavors.
Radiology has an interesting history that began with its invention by Dr. William Roentgen in 1895 when he discovered x-rays during his experiments with electricity and glass plates coated with barium nitrate (a chemical that fluoresces when exposed to light). The discovery was accidental but would lead to many advances in medicine that we take for granted today such as CT scans, MRIs, PET scans, and more.