D data might be good to have, but the L87 engine and 10-speed transmission recalled this year still made it to dealerships.

Depending on whom you ask, a full-body MRI is either an early-detection breakthrough or an unnecessary procedure that harms ...

BioNet Europe, which submitted an EU-GMP recombinant pertussis vaccine application to the EMA. BioNet Asia, based in Thailand, producing the world's only standalone recombinant pertussis vaccine.

Irving-based Prenuvo provides full-body MRI scans that claim to detect early signs of more than 500 medical conditions.

German medical device company seca released the first portable body composition scanner designed for primary care. The scanner seeks to give primary care providers a more accurate picture of their ...

Kim Kardashian and other celebrities are promoting private full-body MRI scans as the next big thing in preventative health. These scans promise early detection without radiation—but are they ...

Body-scanning startup Neko Health has opened its largest clinic yet in London — just six months after launching its first site in the city.

Craft Body Scan wants to help you take control of your health with early detection. Market Leader Jeremy Morgan spoke with Studio 512 about what Craft Body Scan offers. “With a full body scan… ...

Calvin Sun was a healthy 37-year-old when a full-body MRI scan showed a cyst in his kidney. Sun saw a urologist who was cautiously optimistic that it wasn’t cancerous and offered him a surgery ...

What is a full-body MRI scan? First offered in the early 2000s, a whole-body MRI is like looking at a city from a distance, says Dr. Heide Daldrup-Link, professor of pediatric oncology at Stanford.

With celebrities singing the praises of full-body MRI scans, a growing number of people are coughing up the cash for the preventive measure, but is the peace of mind worth the hefty price tag?

Full-body scans are making headlines for potentially catching diseases early, but some doctors urge caution. Here's what you need to know about the pricey screenings.