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Unnecessary scans could increase risk of cancer

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The study shows that it could even affect children

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Unnecessary scans could increase risk of cancer

The study shows that it could even affect children

5 days ago·Gloucester, United Kingdom

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CT X-rays and cancer risk: beware of unjustified alarms

The alleged increase in risk highlighted by the scientific journal would be linked to the increase in the number of exams and not to a greater intrinsic danger than previously assumed

5 days ago·Milan, Italy

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UOL

Tomography x cancer: new study warns of unnecessary use of the exam

VivaBem, UOL's new health and well-being channel with reliable and scientifically based information, tested tips, and expert guidance

5 days ago·Brazil

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diagnosticimaging.com

Nine Takeaways from New Research on CT Scans and Radiation-Induced Cancers

Recently published research projected that 103,000 future cases of radiation-induced cancer would result from 93 million computed tomography (CT) exams performed in the United States in 2023.

5 days ago

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