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And to your original point: No one needs to do anything about those differences just because they got an MRI.

• arcticbull 3y ago
  Assuming you know which ones are problematic and which one's aren't. We don't. All the test provides is noise, not signal, when used in a low-incidence population. The fact is there's no evidence such testing improves outcomes - if there was we'd just be doing it as part of the standard course of care. Folks are just demanding access to noise. Just go flip some coins instead, and save the medical resources for the people who need them.
  • miiiiiike 3y ago
    Talk to a radiologist and ask them about the stuff they’ve found incidentally in “healthy” people. The average person is very much as described in the medical literature, with some small variations. This isn’t a good use of my time. I’m done replying.