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Real positives aren't much better! A friend of mine worked with an MRI researcher and therefore had an opportunity to undergo a number of elective MRIs for free
by itishappy 3y ago
Real positives aren't much better! A friend of mine worked with an MRI researcher and therefore had an opportunity to undergo a number of elective MRIs for free. They consistently turned up minor issues (labral tears, bone spurs, etc.), even in body parts that he assumed were perfectly healthy. Bodies are complicated, and we can compensate a surprising amount before things become an problematic. Learning about all of these isn't always helpful, and can actually cause harm (e.g. stress) once made aware.
- pixl97 3y agoIt turns out that ignorance, is in fact, bliss. Placebo/nocebo effect is weird.