World's most powerful MRI scans first images of human brain

I hate having an MRI especially if it takes a long time.

My primary care physician agreed to prescribe one sedative the last time I needed an MRI. When I was younger it was not a problem, but now they freak me out. Old age, I think.

Maybe a dumb question, but someone needs to ask it......at what point does the radiation from an MRI become itself a threat to health?

Maybe a dumb question, but someone needs to ask it......at what point does the radiation from an MRI become itself a threat to health?

Fortunately the MRI do not expose the body to ionizing radiation so the potential risks are extremely low

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8891399/

If anything the risks come from the loud noises or its overuse that could lead to false positives and unnecessary treatments.

I usually fall asleep.

Maybe a dumb question, but someone needs to ask it......at what point does the radiation from an MRI become itself a threat to health?

There's no ionizing radiation in MRIs.... so none, basically.