"The scans rarely fail to come up with a cause of death"

We can all do that. I can come up with a cause of death by reading tea leaves. Coming up with the correct cause of death is a little more tricky.

   j James, yea very enterprising!!

   Bit like Star Trek innit?

   Correction to last post. Should have read "none intrusive"

   "The MRI scans cost £500, with subsequent scans costing £350". I take it the "Jewish community" and others, choosing the scan, will be paying for it?. I am amazed at how far this technology has advanced, to the point of detecting poisons and toxins that may have caused death (?), if it does not then perhaps a rise in purchases of poisonous substances may result in these "intrusive examinations".