A writer explores the growing trend of whole-body scans, specifically the Prenuvo MRI, as a way to proactively monitor one’s health and catch potential issues early. This personal journey examines the technology, the controversy surrounding its use, and the anxieties and desires it evokes. While acknowledging the potential benefits of early detection, the author also delves into the ethical and practical questions surrounding such preventative measures, including the possibility of overdiagnosis, the cost burden, and the complexities of aging itself.
