Health & Medicine
New Cancer Screening Reduces Radiation Risk
Traditional full body cancer screening exposes patients to high levels of radiation. Recently, researchers have developed a method for scanning patients for cancer tumors without exposing them to radiation. This is especially significant for young cancer patients, who are vulnerable to developing secondary cancers later in life from early radiation exposures.
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