Claims

A quantum brain scanner using lasers, atoms, and quantum entanglement can detect the weakest magnetic fields, including those created by the firing of a single neuron, enabling brain monitoring without the need for conventional MRI scanners.

Without understanding quantum mechanics, we would not have electron microscopes, photomultipliers, or MRI machines—medical and scientific instruments whose operation depends fundamentally on quantum mechanical principles.

Entanglement cameras are being developed for practical medical applications, including picking up tiny details in biopsies of breast cancer tumors far better than classical infrared cameras, providing sharper images because visible light cameras have higher resolution than infrared.