Health claim

“Annual full-body MRI scans can detect early disease and add years to your life.”

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Evidence Summary

Available evidence does not support this claim.

Current medical consensus finds no robust evidence that routine annual full-body MRI scans improve early disease detection or extend lifespan, and they are not recommended for asymptomatic individuals due to false positives, cost, and lack of proven benefit.

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Annual full-body MRI scans can detect early disease and add years to your life. — Evidence Review — MenHealth Digest