The Christmas spirit is a well-known phenomenon all around the world – it’s that warm fuzzy feeling of joy and nostalgia you experience around the festive season! For many, the…
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According to a recent study, the UK currently has the fewest MRI scanners per capita compared to other countries, with less than a third of the amount of CT and…
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan uses magnets and radio waves to produces two- and three-dimensional pictures of the inside of your body. These pictures can be used to help with…
We understand how sensitive this matter is but unfortunately, cancer has affected all of us in some way or another, whether it has been you personally, a friend, a family…
Claustrophobia is an anxiety disorder – it’s a phobia of enclosed spaces and it affects quite a few of our patients who opt for the open MRI, which is much…
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) takes detailed images of the soft tissues of the body. MRI scans are created by using a strong magnetic field, radio waves and a computer and…
In an era of Facebook, email, messages and Instagram we are all required to use our brain for several things at once. Our brains are busier than ever, but at…
A new study has found an alarming connection between obesity and brain health. According to the study published by the University of Miami, having a bigger waistline and a high…
Energy drinks were first sold in the ‘90s and now there are hundreds of different options that are sold just about everywhere. Even though we all enjoy an energy drink…
What might be the world’s smallest magnetic resonance image has been captured using technology that is almost identical to a full-size MRI. IBM in the News: IBM scientists have taken…