New X-Ray Method Cuts Radiation and Boosts Image Clarity
Safer, sharper X-rays could mean fewer repeat scans and lower cancer risk.
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- The new method reduces radiation exposure by using less data and filling in gaps with math.
- It provides clearer images and tells doctors how certain the image is, which can prevent repeat scans.
- This could be a game-changer for patients needing frequent scans, like children and cancer patients.
Why It Matters
Safer, clearer X-rays mean fewer repeat scans and lower cancer risk from radiation.