Princeton Radiology

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from Princeton Radiology! 🇺🇸

Wishing our patients, team members, and communities a safe and relaxing Labor Day!

09/06/2026

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. About one in eight men will be diagnosed during their lifetime, and how we screen for it has changed considerably. This TODAY segment offers a well-grounded overview of current recommendations and the imaging and treatment advances behind them.

Prostate MRI has become an important tool for finding the cancers that need treatment and reducing unnecessary biopsies. Our subspecialty-trained radiologists have extensive experience with it, and we're here when you and your physician decide it's the right step.

https://youtu.be/3iB38dOUEjs?si=T9NfcBLmg5MUXbZy

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09/04/2026

1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer. Found before it spreads, the survival rate is nearly 100%.

Screening starts with a simple PSA blood test. If levels come back elevated, a targeted prostate MRI at Princeton Radiology can identify areas of concern, and for some patients, help avoid an unnecessary biopsy.

Source: American Cancer Society

09/03/2026

Meet Dr. Jonathan A. Lebowitz, President of Princeton Radiology and a radiologist.

As we lead up to World Heart Day on September 29, we’re starting our imaging series with a focus on heart health and cardiac imaging.

First up: Why would your doctor order a cardiac calcium CT?

And this is just the beginning. Over time, we’ll be sitting down with Princeton Radiology imaging experts to answer common questions across a variety of imaging topics.

Have a question you’d like one of our experts to answer? Leave us a comment or send us a DM.

08/27/2026

At Princeton Radiology, we know answers matter. That's why 90% of results are back within 24 hours. That way, you can quickly move forward faster.

08/24/2026

What if 22 minutes could give you a clearer picture of your health?

With an Ezra MRI scan, you can get a snapshot of up to 13 organs, from your head to your pelvis. The scan is designed to screen for signs of 500+ conditions, including certain cancers, neurological concerns, and other potential health issues.

Why does that matter? Because proactive imaging may identify potential concerns before you’re experiencing symptoms. Knowing earlier can make all the difference.

Learn more about full-body scans with Princeton Radiology and Ezra at https://www.princetonradiology.com/

08/21/2026

High-quality imaging care should feel accessible.

With convenient locations, experienced radiologists, and a patient-friendly scheduling experience, Princeton Radiology helps make it easier to get the imaging you need close to home.

Find a Princeton Radiology location near you. https://www.princetonradiology.com/

08/18/2026

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08/11/2026

Research is opening the door to new ways of understanding Alzheimer’s disease.

Even before you notice changes in memory, focus, or behavior, an Ezra MRI Scan can help your doctor establish a baseline of what is normal for you.

If changes do occur, your doctor will have earlier imaging to compare with future scans, which can help with diagnosis.

Explore Ezra Scan Options Here: http://princetonradiology.com/proactive-imaging/

07/30/2026

She felt completely healthy—then a cardiac score test revealed severe heart blockages.

Stories like this are exactly why preventative testing matters so much. Read the article here:

A silent heart condition nearly pushed a Tampa Bay area grandmother to the brink of a medical emergency, prompting doctors at Tampa General Hospital to spread awareness about a life-saving arterial screening.