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Scan or scam: Are elective full-body MRIs worth it?
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Perhaps you’ve heard one on the radio, or got one before a video online, or maybe even seen one on transit, but ads for full-body MRIs are everywhere these days.
They tell you to book an appointment, selling it as a preventative measure to catch something early.
But it’s not something that’s actually recommended by any medical association — anywhere.
So why have they become so popular?
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