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The rate of false-positives is almost always non-zero. So having an MRI scan may show a problem that doesn't actually exist. I think I remember seeing somethin
by ryanianian 9y ago
The rate of false-positives is almost always non-zero. So having an MRI scan may show a problem that doesn't actually exist.
I think I remember seeing something about not doing mammogram and/or prostate screenings too often, lest they find a false-positive and do a whole bunch of followup tests and procedures that in turn keep widening the risk for complications.