Doctors are testing if a full-body MRI scan can help healthy people stay healthy over time, without using radiation or cutting into the body.

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The Hercules study: A prospective real-world evaluation of screening whole-body MRI (sWB-MRI) for multi-cancer detection and general preventive healthcare.

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This study is testing whether full-body MRI scans can help find health problems early in healthy people without using radiation — and it finds that yes, this approach works and could be used regularly for prevention.

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The Hercules study: A prospective real-world evaluation of screening whole-body MRI (sWB-MRI) for multi-cancer detection and general preventive healthcare.

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DOI: 10.1200/jco.2025.43.16_suppl.tps10626

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