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• Patient-Friendly Diagnostic Imaging Helps Improve Pediatric Care

• When Physicians Own or Lease MRIs, Back Scans and Surgery are More Likely

• Sex-Related Differences Seen in Obese Individuals' Brains

• MRI Technique Transforms Imaging of the Beating Heart

• Preop MRI Screening for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis May Not Be Necessary

• Research Shows MRI May Help in the Early Detection of Alzheimer's

• Brain Starts Shrinking Nearly a Decade Before Alzheimer's Appears

• MRI-Compatible Cannula Developed for Use in Brain Procedures

• Color-Coded MRI in Development to Make Scans Easier to Read

• Arterial Spin-Labeling MRI Demystifies Meditation, Illustrates How Meditation Reduces Pain

• Alzheimer's-Like Brain Alterations Seen in Cognitively Normal Elderly with Amyloid Plaques

• MRI May Help Predict Which Adults Will Develop Alzheimer's

• Brain MRI Shows Differences in Brain Structure in Teenagers with Severe Antisocial Behavior

• Women with Silicone Breast Implants May Not Require Follow-Up MRI Scans

• Mathematical Sequence Reinforces fMRI Data

• MR Scanner Offers Pleasant Patient Experience, Compact Design, and High-Resolution Images

• Localized Delivery of an Anticancer Agent by Remote-Controlled Microcarriers

• fMRI and Data Filtering Provide Insights into Brain Activity

• Spinal Cord found to Process Information Similar to the Brain

• Avoiding Overdiagnosis in Geriatric Imaging

• MR Technology Helps to Assess Degree of Brain Damage

• Norwegian Research Center Provides Insights into Heart Defects in Newborns

• Agent for Pancreatic MRI Shown to Improve Image Quality