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Largest Human Imaging Project Reaches 100,000 Volunteers, Aiming to Transform Disease Detection

Originally Published 6 months ago — by BBC

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The UK Biobank has completed its goal of scanning 100,000 volunteers' brains, hearts, and organs over an 11-year project, providing valuable data for early disease detection and research, with the use of AI to analyze the vast amount of imaging data.

Decoding the Insights of Abdominal CT Scans

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Verywell Health

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Abdominal CT scans are a diagnostic tool used to identify various diseases and conditions in the abdomen or pelvis, including cancer, blood clots, kidney stones, and infections. They can also be used to visualize abdominal organs after traumatic injuries. The scans can be done with or without contrast dye, depending on the specific purpose. The results are interpreted by a radiologist, who will send a report to the healthcare provider for further evaluation and treatment planning. While there is a small risk of increased cancer risk due to ionizing radiation, the benefits of the scan usually outweigh the risks.