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New Prenuvo Research Finds Whole-Body MRI Screening Could Pay for Itself for Employers

Source: PR Newswire • Published: 12 Nov 2026, 13:00

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A simulation found whole‑body MRI may detect cancers and liver disease earlier.

New Prenuvo Research Finds Whole-Body MRI Screening Could Pay for Itself for Employers
Key Takeaways
  • One‑time MRI in employees 50+ reduced late‑stage liver diagnoses.
  • Adding whole‑body MRI recovered about ninety percent of screening costs.
  • Targeting older, high‑risk employees returned more savings than costs.
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