Radiography** is a vital healthcare profession focused on **using medical imaging technologies** (like X-rays, CT scans, MRI, and ultrasound) to diagnose and treat diseases. Radiographers operate advanced equipment to produce high-quality images of bones, organs, and tissues, aiding doctors in detecting fractures, tumors, or infections. The field combines **anatomy knowledge, patient care, and radiation safety** to ensure accurate results while minimizing risks. With roles in hospitals, clinics, and emergency care, radiography is essential for modern medicine—from cancer detection to guiding surgeries. Emerging trends include **AI-assisted imaging and 3D reconstructions