The patients poisoned by MRI machines: Joint pain, memory loss and vision problems... why a growing number of patients believe their scans are to blame for their debilitating symptoms - and what our experts have to say ...Middle East

Two hours after the first scan he felt suddenly 'drained of energy', says David. 'It's ruining my life. I still have joint pain, brain fog, memory loss and problems with my vision.'

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