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Use of bold and italics

Radswiki and Dr Frank Gaillard et al.

Both bold and italic type should be used sparingly.

Examples of appropriate use include:

the subject of the article in the first sentence of the introduction. e.g "Pineal cysts are common incidental findings"
sequence names in bullet list for MRI e.g T1 : (see here)
bacterial latin binomial e.g E. coli

Neither bold nor italic should be used to emphasise word in the middle of a paragraph.