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MRIs Make You Dizzy? Here's Why
If you've ever gone for an MRI and been left feeling woozy, new research says you're not just being a wuss: there's an actual physical culprit behind that dizziness.
Duda will undergo testing after dizzy spell
Duda will undergo testing after dizzy spell
Clue to MRI dizzy spells
PATIENTS may suffer dizzy spells inside hospital scanners because the machines upset their sense of balance.
MRI scans CAN make you dizzy: Magnetic fields disrupt fluid in inner ear
The powerful magnetic fields used by MRI machines to create detailed images from within the body may affect the inner ear, say scientists from John Hopkins University.
Tipsheet: 'As the Big 12 Turns' leaves fans dizzy
About all we know about the Big 12 right now is this: Commissioner Dan Beebe is gone. That is the one change that all the surviving schools and most fans could live with.