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Discover how your brain is aging

Numenor uses advanced MRI and artificial intelligence to calculate your ‘brain age’

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Conditions like Alzheimer's can begin decades before symptoms show. Detecting early signs of brain aging can allow you to take steps to prevent cognitive decline and reduce the risk of developing these conditions later on.

Your brain's own personalised report

Gain in-depth insights into your brain health with Numenor's personalised brain age report. It reveals your brain's age and highlights any detected pathologies or areas of concern from the scan. You'll also receive tailored recommendations that can allow you take steps to slow down the ageing process

Uncover any ticking time bombs

In addition to calculating your brain's age, the scan will highlight any abnormal growths or structural issues that need addressing

Here's how it works

1

Book your scan

After purchasing the scan, you'll be able to be able to choose your preferred test and date for the scan in London

2

Attend for your scan

The big day! You'll be guided every step of the way by expert MRI technicians. Make sure you leave plenty of time to get the scan done

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Receive your report

Your scan is analysed by our expert algorithm with doctor input. You'll receive your brain's biological age report which includes a recommended protocol to slow down your brain's ageing

How Numenor calculates your brain age

The scan assesses key structural elements of the brain, such as gray matter volume, white matter integrity, and cortical thickness. These  tend to decline with age and can be accelerated by conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity. By comparing your brain’s MRI results to a large database of scans from people across various ages, the algorithm estimates how old your brain appears biologically, regardless of your actual age.

Trusted by leading neurologists

"With MRI scans, we can accurately assess brain age, helping individuals take control of their cognitive wellness. This allows for early identification of risks and empowers people to make informed decisions to improve long-term brain health"

Dr. Hassan Batayneh, MD

Neurologist

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Frequently asked questions

What is brain age?

Brain age refers to the estimated biological age of your brain based on MRI scans. It compares your brain's structure to that of a large database to determine whether your brain is aging faster, slower, or on track compared to your chronological age.

Why should I know my brain age?

Knowing your brain age can allow you to take proactive steps to reduce risks of conditions like dementia, Alzheimer’s, or other neurodegenerative diseases.

How long does the MRI scan take?

The entire MRI scanning process typically takes about 45 minutes to an hour, depending on the specific test center.

What happens after receiving the result?

Along with your brain age report, Numenor provides you with tailored recommendations to help you maintain or improve your cognitive health based on your scan results.

How accurate is the result?

Numenor's algorithm is based on extensive research and data from thousands of MRI scans.

Is the MRI scan safe?

Yes, MRI scans are non-invasive and do not involve any radiation. They are widely used in medical settings to assess brain health and are considered very safe.

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