My father died of pancreatic cancer this week after getting a diagnosis 36 days prior. Since then I've been on a minor crusade to find methods of making sure I have a better diagnosis of anything similar.
Full body MRI can be had for ~$2k. I can imagine going in and getting a genome sequencing and an MRI scan done, and then over the years having a much better idea of the changes going on in your body as you age, along with an evolving map of what to look out for.
It's exiting, and yet I'm worried about handing over information that could be used against me by corporations, the government or insurance companies.
Full body MRI can be had for ~$2k. I can imagine going in and getting a genome sequencing and an MRI scan done, and then over the years having a much better idea of the changes going on in your body as you age, along with an evolving map of what to look out for.
It's exiting, and yet I'm worried about handing over information that could be used against me by corporations, the government or insurance companies.