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Could CT Scans Cause Cancer ?

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sasha cunningham profil fotoğrafı
sasha cunningham2 ay önce

Radiation is a known carcinogen. This was learned shortly after x-rays were discovered. When a doctor orders a CAT scan for his patient, he is supposed to weigh the benefits versus the risks. They should not be ordered willy-nilly.

Kim 🦋 profil fotoğrafı
Kim 🦋2 ay önce

Our immune system, DNA, cancer is, cells that are no longer healthy and should naturally die. but they don’t, they keep reproducing bad cells, these bad cells cluster making a mass/tumor. The problem isn’t cancer, it is the immune system

Ryan Keyworth profil fotoğrafı
Ryan Keyworth2 ay önce

What are docs suppose to do with someone that comes in with GI issues ans need to make sure there’s no blockage etc what scan should people do

Libby profil fotoğrafı
Libby2 ay önce

One CT scan is equivalent to 4000 x-rays, roughly. I’ve had at least 5 that I can remember most due to colon cancer treatment and diagnosis. The irony.

Proud Patriot profil fotoğrafı
Proud Patriot2 ay önce

Not surprised one bit.

joe profil fotoğrafı
joe2 ay önce

More BS from PsyOp Shawn Lyin Ryan

Jay Play profil fotoğrafı
Jay Play2 ay önce

...but a have a CT test next week and I like Bob O'Connell ALOT!!!!! .... What should I do?

Jay Play profil fotoğrafı
Jay Play2 ay önce

"The Germans" are installing 6G in Canada. Perfect for concerts and WiFi.

Matt profil fotoğrafı
Matt2 ay önce

Im sure walking outside has 5% cancer cases. For real dude.

Brett profil fotoğrafı
Brett2 ay önce

There more radiation going to the beach or flying in an airliner.

J profil fotoğrafı
J2 ay önce

the answer, yes

theParadox profil fotoğrafı
theParadox2 ay önce

No. I work in this business. The biggest causes of cancer are what one throws down their pie hole.

Paul Æ Blundell profil fotoğrafı
Paul Æ Blundell2 ay önce

Spinning an electromagnetic field fast around the human body can't be good

(miss) terger.jones profil fotoğrafı
(miss) terger.jones2 ay önce

he looks comfy. i think.

Diana Minnick profil fotoğrafı
Diana Minnick2 ay önce

Great…now what about PET scans? We are being told that is the only way to check for recurring cancer. Please let us know any reliable alternatives.

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