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To: mentz who wrote (9806)	5/25/1998 4:11:00 PM
From: Patricia L. Clews	Respond to of 19354

I'll bet it doesn't have anything to do with Fonar. A different topic: Years ago, I read that someday we'd be able to get preventive checks with mri. As far as I know, it didn't happen yet. There's no routine scan to check for cancer or heart disease. ?? At the University of Virginia a Carlos R. Ayers MD, Professor of Internal Medicine was interviewed on Medical Breakthroughs, date ??, & he said they were the pioneer in developing mri imaging of blood vessels for clogging. (clogging my word) I'm wondering which mri machine Dr. Ayers is using. We are hearing Fonar is working on a stronger magnet. Perhaps this is true, but I really don't know. Interesting read on the interview with this doctor. He sounds like a good doctor. Patti