What Radiologists Really See

June 16, 2026

In this conversation with Dr. Georgine Nanos, Dr. Burn pulls back the curtain on imaging — what's real in the AI hype, what whole body MRI can and can't do, why 1.5 Tesla actually outperforms 3 Tesla for screening, and what a Lancet paper on pancreatic cancer just revealed about early detection lead time that should change how we think about prevention entirely.



For the high performer who assumes they're fine:

Dr. Burn's message is simple — looking healthy and being healthy internally are two completely different things.

The people least likely to get their cardiac markers checked are often the ones who need it most.

VO2 max and longevity are linked. So are Lp(a) and a heart attack at 52 that nobody saw coming.


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