Scientists Developing Powerful MRI Machine That Could Help Detect Illnesses at Their Onset

Veuer 2019-09-23

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French scientists are developing an MRI scanner that uses a supermagent, and it could detect illnesses at their onset and give us more in depth knowledge of neurological functions. Buzz60’s Mercer Morrison has the story.

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