One scan,
every region.
Oncology & tumour screening is part of every Aira Whole Body MRI based health checkup. One session may help identify tumour-related findings across multiple body regions, alongside 300+ conditions & findings within the protocol.
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Included in every plan
Multi-region 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
What we look at, inside.
Within the validated Aira protocol, a radiologist reviews multiple body regions for tumour-related findings, where detectable.
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Brain & head
May help identify tumour-related findings in the brain, where detectable.
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Chest
Multi-region imaging that includes the chest, reviewed in the same session.
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Abdomen & liver
May help identify masses or lesions in the liver, kidneys and abdominal organs.
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Pelvis
The lower abdomen and pelvis, completing a brain-to-pelvis view.
Aira is a screening, not a diagnosis. It flags findings within its protocol for your doctor to review and, where appropriate, investigate further.
One look across the whole body.
Look for what matters, earlier, across the whole body, in a single checkup. It can be especially relevant if any of these sound familiar.
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Family history
Relevant for adults with a family history of cancer.
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Age-related risk
Some risk factors naturally increase with age.
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Lifestyle factors
Smoking, alcohol use and other modifiable factors.
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No recent check-up
If it’s been years since a comprehensive look at your health.
Related screenings. One scan.
Visceral fat & abdominal mass screening
Abdominal imaging that may help identify tumour-related findings, alongside a visceral fat assessment.
Most relevant with
- Family history
- Sedentary lifestyle
- Age 35+
Brain aneurysm screening
Brain imaging that may help identify aneurysm-related findings within the same protocol.
Most relevant with
- Family history
- High blood pressure
- Smoking history
Your blood test is one layer. Aira adds another.
Blood-based markers provide biochemical information. Whole Body MRI adds an anatomical view, including masses or lesions where detectable. It complements, and doesn’t replace, condition-specific tests your doctor may recommend.
Different tests. Different information. One broader picture.
Blood test
Biochemical and metabolic markers.
Whole Body MRI
Masses or lesions, where detectable.
“What was, and wasn’t, found.”
Findings explained calmly, never presented as a diagnosis.
We don’t just give you a report. We help you understand it.
Any finding comes with context and, where relevant, a guided referral pathway, so you’re never left with a report alone.
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Simple-language report
Findings explained clearly and calmly, without dense medical jargon.
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Radiologist walk-through
A guided explanation of what was, and was not, found.
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Doctor consultation Plus & Complete
Context, next steps and referral guidance where appropriate.
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Nutritionist guidance Plus & Complete
Practical lifestyle support for the factors you can change.
Questions about tumour screening
No. Aira is a screening, not a diagnosis. It is designed to flag findings within its protocol for your doctor to review and, where appropriate, investigate further.
No. Aira complements, and does not replace, condition-specific screening your doctor may recommend.
Your radiologist explains what was found in plain language. With Aira Plus and Complete, a doctor guides the next step, including a referral where appropriate.
No ionising radiation. MRI uses magnetic fields and radio waves, and in most cases there are no injections or contrast agents.
A typical Whole Body MRI takes about 45 to 60 minutes. You lie comfortably in an open-bore scanner while the imaging is completed.
Please see your doctor first. A new lump, unexplained weight loss, or unusual bleeding needs a prompt medical assessment, not a wait for a screening.
Look for what matters, earlier.
Message our care team on WhatsApp. We’ll help you choose a plan, a partner centre near you and a time that suits you.
Know someone with a family history of cancer, or who hasn’t had a check-up in years? Refer a friend