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X-rays may pose a small cancer risk, but their benefits far outweigh their risks, and they frequently save lives. This article explains everything about X-rays.

Photographer Nick Veasey created this amazing X-ray image of a Nikon photographer for the Focus on Imaging 2010 catalog cover. It's a composite, with the

Ectopia cordis interna, also known as Tin Man syndrome, is a rare variant form of ectopia cordis in which the heart is located completely within the abdominal cavity. It is almost always ...

Japanese student-artists Ayako Kanda and Mayuka Hayashi have created a prize-winning series of images that explore our relationships with each other in an interesting way – by using x-ray images to strip away the skin, hair and flesh that we usually associate with intimate contact. Kanda and Hayashi used full-body x-ray imaging and CT scan systems to picture four different couples as they rested intimately together. The result is a series of ghostly white skeletons tangles in loving…

Normal chest x-ray with diaphragmatic slips. When the lungs are hyperexpanded it is important not to confuse blunting of a costophrenic recess due to diapragmatic slip for blunting due to a pleural...

The world's weirdest X-rays reveal a wide range of strange objects in eye-watering places

Heart and lungs, chest X-ray composite. The heart X-ray (centre) has been aligned with a chest X-ray to show where the heart is located within the human rib cage.

Bilateral pneumothoraces over 9 hours. Right-sided pneumothorax remains relatively stable. The left-sided pneumothorax progressively enlarges.