The 10 stocks in the G-2 Report’s Diagnostic Imaging Index fell by an unweighted average of 20 percent in the four weeks ended April 18, 2008, with three rising and seven falling. Since the beginning of the year, the index has fallen by 57 percent. In comparison, the S&P 500 has dropped about 5 percent, and the Nasdaq has composite has fallen by about 9 percent.

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June 2008 - Table of Contents

DIIR June 2008 (full PDF issue)

CMS Addresses Stark Issues in IPPS Proposal

Radiologist Pays $7 Million to Settle Fraud Case

Government Intervenes in False Claims Case

U.S. Joins Case Alleging Kickbacks for Cardiac Services

CMS Proposes Changes to Inpatient Payment System

CDI, Radiology Consultants of Washington Announce Merger

Analogic Completes Acquisition of Copley Controls

Given Reaches Patent Litigation Settlement

FDA Warns Xoran About MiniCAT Scanner

Emerging Ultrasound Market Expected to Grow Rapidly

Varian Reports Strong Growth in Net Earnings

Diagnostic Imaging Stocks Fall 20% in Last 4 Weeks

Siemens Official Resigns Over Compliance Violations