Everything turned out fine, thank you. I do get why in an emergency context doctors want to do as many tests as possible in parallel, and have very little conte

Everything turned out fine, thank you. I do get why in an emergency context doctors want to do as many tests as possible in parallel, and have very little context to guide them otherwise. But also I don't have much sympathy for things "only" being a certain way because of some other thing. The medical industry is a whole set of self-reinforcing terrible dynamics, which is why we need sweeping reform. I've also got to wonder how much this narrative bemoaning MRIs for "headaches" is because doctors have rightfully moved to doing less harmful MRIs instead of less expensive X-ray CTs.