Brain aneurysm screening.
Awareness, not alarm.
A Whole Body MRI based health checkup designed to look for what matters, earlier, including brain imaging that may help identify aneurysm-related findings.
Where we lookBlood vessels of the brain
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Included in every plan
Brain imaging is part of every Aira Whole Body MRI
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No radiation
Magnetic fields and radio waves, not ionising radiation
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Radiologist-reviewed
Every scan read by experienced radiologists
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Explained in plain language
A clear report, then a doctor to talk it through
Why brain vascular health deserves attention.
Brain aneurysms can develop quietly. Awareness, not alarm, is the first step. This screening can be especially relevant if any of these sound familiar.
Read: brain aneurysm screening explained-
Family history
A family history of aneurysm or stroke is one of the more relevant risk indicators.
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Blood pressure
Long-standing high blood pressure is associated with vascular wall changes over time.
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Smoking history
Smoking history is a well-recognised risk factor for vascular findings.
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Connective tissue
Certain connective tissue conditions may carry added relevance for this screening.
From scan to next steps.
Aira may help identify aneurysm-related findings, where detectable within the protocol. Then we help you understand them.
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Whole Body MRI
Includes brain imaging within a broader multi-region protocol, without ionising radiation.
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Radiologist review
A radiologist reviews the images for findings within the protocol.
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Simple-language report
Findings explained clearly, without dense medical jargon.
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Doctor consultation Plus & Complete
Places findings into your broader health context and outlines next steps.
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Nutritionist guidance Plus & Complete
Lifestyle guidance relevant to vascular risk factors like blood pressure.
Your blood test is one layer. Aira adds another.
Blood tests provide valuable biochemical and metabolic information. Whole Body MRI adds anatomical information, such as blood vessel structure in the brain, that blood tests can’t provide on their own.
Different tests. Different information. One broader picture.
Blood test
Biochemical and metabolic markers.
Whole Body MRI
Blood vessel structure in the brain.
Know someone with a family history of stroke or aneurysm?
Recommending Aira to a parent, sibling or colleague, or gifting a Whole Body MRI based health checkup, is one of the most meaningful things you can do for someone’s long-term health.
Refer a friendQuestions about brain aneurysm screening
Aira’s Whole Body MRI based screening includes brain imaging that may help identify aneurysm-related findings, where detectable within the protocol. It is a screening checkup, not a diagnostic test. Any flagged finding is reviewed by a doctor, who may recommend further specialist evaluation.
Adults with a family history of aneurysm or stroke, long-standing high blood pressure, or a smoking history may find this screening particularly relevant. It is included in Aira’s broader Whole Body MRI based health checkup for all adults.
Blood tests provide biochemical and metabolic information. Whole Body MRI adds anatomical and structural information, such as the shape of blood vessels in the brain, that blood tests can’t provide on their own.
The MRI component of Aira’s screening does not use ionising radiation.
A typical Whole Body MRI takes about 45 to 60 minutes. You lie comfortably in an open-bore scanner while the imaging is completed.
No. Aira is a screening for people who feel well. A sudden, severe headache, a stiff neck, blurred or double vision, or fainting needs emergency care now. Please call 112 or go to the nearest hospital.
Look for what matters, earlier.
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