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Ultrasound and MRI do not use ionizing radiation and have no risk of inducing cancer. While excellent for many things, MRI and Ultrasound are often not the best test and CT scans or x-rays are preferred. Talk to your healthcare provider about imaging options and what is best for you.

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Comparison Doses
Natural Background	3.1 mSv/year¹⁰	Domestic Pilots	2.2 mSv/year¹¹
Average US Exposure	6.2 mSv/year¹⁰	7 Hour Airline Flight	0.02 mSv¹²
Chest x-ray (2 views)	0.10 mSv	Chest CT	7.0 mSv

Estimated Lifetime Risk of Death from Various Sources¹³

Motor Vehicle Accident	1% or 1 in 100 chances
Drowning	0.1% or 1 in 1000 chances
Bicycle Accident	0.01% or 1 in 10,000 chances
Lightning	0.001% or 1 in 100,000 chances

Keep in mind, the overall lifetime risk of developing an invasive cancer is 37.5% (1 in 3) for women and 44.9% (1 in 2) for men regardless of imaging history. These statistics are averages and do not predict what is going to happen to you. They do not take into consideration individual risk factors including lifestyle (smoking, diet, exercise, etc), family history (genetics) or radiation exposure. The majority of cancers occur later in life and the average lifetime risk of dying from cancer is 25% (1 in 4).

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Together, dedicated to improving the understanding of radiation risks from medical imaging. Calculate your dose and estimate cancer risk from studies including CT scans, x-rays, nuclear scans and interventional procedures.

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