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If you're an adult with no symptoms, being older, having high blood pressure, carrying hepatitis B, or having had surgery before might mean your full-body MRI shows more suspicious findings that could need further checking.
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Applying ONCO-RADS to whole-body MRI cancer screening in a retrospective cohort of asymptomatic individuals
Cross-Sectional Study
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2024 Feb 7This study looked at healthy people who got full-body MRI scans and found that those who were older, had high blood pressure, carried hepatitis B, or had surgery before were more likely to have suspicious findings on their scans — just like the claim says.
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