JSH:
I choose ViaScans after researching Dr. John Duncan's background:
Dr. Duncan's CV & Bio were very impressive (covering 7 pages), but he had me, with his 15 years experience handling clinical trails for Dr. Ken Cooper at the Cooper Institute in Dallas.
Dr. Cooper is best known for the aerobic exercises he developed for Nasa to prepare our Astronauts for space travel ... If you dig deeper, you'll find he also has done ViaScans for:
The Dallas Cowboys, The Dallas Mavericks, The Texas Rangers, and The Dallas Stars.
The owners of all these Sports Franchises can afford the very best for their athletes ...
They chose Dr. John Duncan (and in many cases), his ViaScan's early detection of plaque that had been missed by traditional physicals, saved those athletes lives. Dr. Duncan has also done ViaScans for every US President since Ronald Reagan (save and except Bill Clinton) ...
Ask Pres. Bush (42) what he thinks of his ViaScan experience. The current medical establishment has $ Trillions invested in expensive scanners that cost more, and find disease(s) later, and much less often. This is a text-book example of what Sumpter describes as "Creative Destruction". As a ViaScan patient, my experience couldn't have been handled more professionally ...Thank you Dr. Duncan:
Former Chief, Department of Clinical Applications Cooper Institute Dallas:
Responsibilities included initiation, supervision, and
dissemination of original research focused upon:
(a) Public health implications of lifestyle health promotion activities
toward chronic disease self-management, with special emphasis
toward heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol;
b) Healthy aging in minority populations,
c) Gender related health
promotion outcomes,
d) Childhood obesity,
e) Compliance issues related to healthy lifestyle, particularly among minorities,
f) Understanding the role of health information toward patient empowerment and
quality of life issues,
g) Evaluation of the public health implications of exercise prescriptions regarding the
quality and quantity of exercise required to improve cardiovascular
health versus fitness,
h) evaluation, testing and implementation of programs for professional athletes, and
i) assisting with corporate health promotion programs read more
