The studies behind the grade
systematic review · 12 studies, 5,373 asymptomatic adults · asymptomatic adults, whole-body MRI screening
No study has yet tested whether this changes health outcomes. What is shown is what has been measured so far.
specialty-society statement · asymptomatic adults
This is a position statement from a medical specialty society. It reflects the society's reading of the evidence, not a study result.
Cochrane protocol · asymptomatic adults
What it costs
- Foundation: Insurance if indicated · $0
- Measured: Prenuvo full-body MRI · $2,499 one-time
- Concierge: Bundled · Bundled
Costs are the Protocol's cost notes for each tier.
Sources
- Kwee RM, Kwee TC (2019). Whole-body MRI for preventive health screening: a systematic review of the literature. J Magn Reson Imaging. Verified September 2026
- American College of Radiology (2023). ACR Statement on Screening Total Body MRI. ACR. Verified September 2026
- Chen Z et al. (2026). Whole-body MRI screening in asymptomatic adults (Cochrane protocol). Cochrane Database Syst Rev. Verified September 2026
A grade describes the quality of the research. It is not a treatment recommendation. Talk to your doctor about what's right for you.
Evidence, compared. Not medical advice. Talk to your doctor about what's right for you.
Common questions
- What does the grade mean?
How strong the research is, on the published YL360 Methodology scale. Grade A: the evidence is clear. Grade C: the evidence is thin or mixed. The grade rates the studies, not you.
- Does a higher grade mean a bigger benefit?
No. The grade rates the quality of the evidence. The studies listed show what kind of research it is, how many people were studied, and who they were. A Grade A with a modest effect is common.
- Where do the costs come from?
From the YL360 Protocol's cost note for each tier. Prices on comparison pages carry their own verified dates.
- Is Full-body MRI worth it, then?
That depends on your age, your risk and your budget, and it's a conversation with your doctor. This page gives you the evidence and the price so you walk in prepared.
- Is this medical advice?
No. It's evidence, compared. Talk to your doctor about what's right for you.