“CT scans alone, which deliver 100 to 500 times the radiation associated with an ordinary X-ray and now provide three-fourths of Americans’ radiation exposure, are believed to account for 1.5 percent of all cancers that occur in the United States. Patients may be surprised to learn that some of the newest uses of radiological imaging, including CT scans of coronary arteries to look for calcium buildup, have not yet been tested in scientifically designed clinical trials, and thus their true benefits are at best a guess.”
Related posts:
Coinbase's Plan to Secure Your Bitcoin
Yemeni journalist who reported U.S. drone strike released from jail
Sheriff sentenced to 9 years in prison for jobs-for-cash scheme
How Hillary Clinton plans to ‘save capitalism’
Walmart Goodies: retail giant goes gourmet
Airlines made windfall profits after EU freeze on carbon taxes
Aide to man with Down syndrome killed by police in theater had warned police, report says
AB InBev's Mega Bonds Just the Start of a Corporate-Debt Deluge
U.S. births hit a 30-year low
Ron Paul CNN Interview on Election Day 2012
Looking to play the rental market? Blackstone wants you
U.S. to seize New York skyscraper it claims is secretly owned by Iran
China Has Biggest One-Day Stock Crash Since 2007
A new cheating scandal: Aspiring teachers hiring ringers
Five surprising facts about Bitcoin