A few hours ago, I made a thread about C-Palmitate imaging. Well, now it's a video on Youtube.

The main quote was
>Because of its complicated kinetic modeling and numerous confounding effects, C-palmitate imaging has not gained wide clinical acceptance.
I conjectured that this is due to a lack of math/chemistry/physics training for doctors and the absence of a degree that requires such training.

I left the significance of heart disease implicit in the video and /sci/ thread. It is after all, the leading cause of death in countries with a pharmaceutical industry. widespread pesticide use, and potable water.