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News & Events

  1. October 2011

    GCM Radiology Celebrates Key To The Cure™

    In recognition of “Breast Cancer Awareness Month” Suburban Hospital will host its annual Key To The Cure™ event.

  2. April 2011

    GCM Radiologists on Consumers’ CHECKBOOK Top Doctors List 2011

    GCM Radiologists named Top Doctors in the Washington, DC area by Nonprofit, Independent, Consumers’ CHECKBOOK.

  3. January 2011

    New Interventional Radiologist Joins Drs. Groover, Christie, and Merritt

    GCM welcomes new interventional radiologist, Dr. Andrew Hines.

  4. November 2010

    Low Dose CT Screening for Lung Cancer Reduces Death by 20%

    As you all know, there has been considerable recent press as well as interest in the medical community about the use of CT examinations to screen for lung cancer in high risk patients, particularly past and present smokers.

  5. October 2010

    Doctors Groover, Christie, and Merritt Designated an ACR Breast Imaging Center of Excellence

    GCM Radiology has been designated a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence (BICOE) by the American College of Radiology (ACR) at its Greater Suburban Imaging - Bethesda Office.

  6. March 2010

    GCM Radiology Responds to Study Associating CT Scans and Increased Cancer Risk

    GCM supports and follows the American College of Radiology's ALARA (as low as reasonably achievable) concept in which providers to use the minimum level of radiation needed in imaging exams to achieve the necessary results.

  7. March 2010

    GCM Radiology Doctors on Washingtonian's 2010 Top Doctors List

    GCM Radiology Doctors Voted Again as Washingtonian's Top Doctors in 2010. Congratulations to Interventional Radiologists Drs. Bradley W. Dick, Brian G. Johnson, and Christopher P. Rothstein.

  8. November 2009

    GCM Radiology Responds to USPSTF Screening Mammography Recommendations

    The radiologists at Doctors Groover, Chrstie, and Merritt , PC do not agree nor support the USPSF findings and it is our belief that these radical changes would result in a major step backward in women's healthcare and increased deaths from breast cancer.