Yes, MRI is considered safe as it does not use ionizing radiation. However, it is not suitable for individuals with certain metal implants, such as pacemakers, due to the strong magnetic field.

Yes, MRI screening is effective in detecting cancers such as breast, prostate, and brain tumors, particularly in high-risk individuals.

Preparation is minimal, but you may be asked to remove metal objects. For certain scans, you may need to avoid eating or drinking for a few hours.

MRI screening can detect a wide range of conditions, including tumors (e.g., breast, prostate, brain), heart disease, neurological disorders (e.g., MS, aneurysms), joint issues, and internal organ abnormalities.