Andrew Huberman· PhD
it's a CT scan of the chest you can self-order it like I think at Stanford Hospital you can self-order it last time a patient checked it was $250
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it's a CT scan of the chest you can self-order it like I think at Stanford Hospital you can self-order it last time a patient checked it was $250
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It's like $200. It's not even that much. ... But a CAC is pretty accessible these days. It's almost like a It's almost as easy to get as a DEXA. Yeah. In a lot of places. Exactly. Exactly. And, uh, yeah, same thing that you said, you don't always need a doctor's prescription. Sometimes you do. It's going to depend on the imaging center. So technically you do need a doctor's order for it, but a lot of these imaging centers have their doctor that will order it for you. So you don't need your doctor. Uh and, you know I've seen it as cheap as about $59. 200 is actually the high-end.