A recent study indicates that CT scans could account for 5% of cancer cases, raising concerns among healthcare professionals and patients. Many commenters highlighted the variability in radiation doses from different CT scanners and suggested patients seek low-dosage options. Critiques of the study's methodology were noted, including a lack of clear patient data and uncertainties regarding the long-term benefits vs. risks of scans. The debate continues around the effectiveness of CT scans in diagnosing conditions versus the potential harm from induced cancers. Some commenters expressed personal experiences that questioned the necessity of scans when alternative assessments could suffice.