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The central aim is to evaluate the potential advantages and pitfalls of whole-body MRI screening in the general public.

May 8, 2026

Elective MRI Screening of the General Public—Buyer Beware

The central aim is to evaluate the potential advantages and pitfalls of whole-body MRI screening in the general public.
Discussion of existing literature on whole-body MRI screening
Analysis of health risks and benefits associated with MRI screening
Assessment of public perceptions and ethical considerations
Highlights significant concerns regarding overdiagnosis and unnecessary anxiety among screened individuals
Notes potential health risks related to MRI procedures, including cost and accessibility issues
Emphasizes the need for informed decision-making among the public considering elective MRI screening

This Perspective discusses the merits of whole-body magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) screening in the general population.

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