A collage of four MRI scans of the brain. The scans are arranged in a grid-like pattern with each scan showing a different view of the human brain. The first scan on the top left shows the left side of the image with the brain in the center. The brain appears to be in a normal state with no visible structures or structures. The image is black and white and the scan is taken from a top-down perspective. In the top right scan there is a close-up view of a person's brain with a yellow dot in the middle of the scan. The yellow dot is likely the location of a tumor or a tumor in the brain which is likely a result of a brain tumor. The red dot is a representation of the tumor and it is likely that the tumor is located in the lower part of the head and neck area. The scan also shows a bar graph in the bottom right corner which shows the percentage of patients who have been diagnosed with cancer.

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2015
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