Whole-body MRI and DWI scans provide highly accurate tumor detection, significantly contributing to the early diagnosis of cancer. Brain MRA allows for a detailed evaluation of cerebral blood vessels, helping assess the risk of stroke and aneurysms. Additionally, lung CT scans can detect early-stage lung cancer and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), ensuring respiratory health. For women, breast MRI and cervical cancer screenings are essential in identifying breast and cervical cancer risks at an early stage. Blood tests and tumor marker screenings offer a comprehensive health assessment, detecting not only potential cancer risks but also liver function abnormalities, diabetes, and lipid disorders. Bone density testing helps evaluate the risk of osteoporosis, enabling proactive bone health management. Furthermore, upper endoscopy (gastroscopy) and lower endoscopy (colonoscopy) play a crucial role in early detection of gastric and colorectal cancers. These procedures allow for the identification and treatment of polyps and inflammation before symptoms appear.
By undergoing these comprehensive screenings, individuals can proactively manage their health risks and receive the optimal medical care necessary for a healthy future. Early detection and early treatment support a longer, healthier, and more secure life.