That’s a very bad idea! Doing a full body scan with an a priori clinical suspicion of any disease besides being a waste of money will just lead to false positives and iatrogenic harm
I had to look up “iatrogenic harm.” I am not in the medical field. I don’t see how magnetic resonance is going to cause any harm. Yes, if I have false positives that would lead to iatrogenic harm, but what if on one of those 5 year scans they find something bad, manage to keep me alive and extend my healthspan and lifespan?
Medicine has allowed me to cheat death twice already. Appendix at 9yrs of age was about to burst and they managed to get to it in just the nick of time. After a mild heart attack at 57yrs of age they replaced my heavily calcified aortic valve and gave me a 3-way bypass.
@TBI-CHI Interesting. I also escaped death from a burst appendix when I was 9 years old. The appendix burst while I was waiting in the hospital, but fortunately they could save my life.
If I had lived 50 years earlier, I wouldn’t be here now.
I don’t think it messed my life up, and I can’t attribute anything negative to that experience except the emotional trauma of going through it. Maybe because I was so young my body recovered quicker? I’m just glad to be alive.