A leading hospital in Sydney has introduced an advanced MRI-guided cryoablation system, marking a major step forward in non-surgical cancer treatment. This technology allows doctors to destroy certain tumors by freezing them in real time—without open surgery—while monitoring the process live through high-resolution MRI imaging. Cryoablation works by inserting thin probes into or near the tumor and delivering extreme cold that forms an “ice ball,” killing cancerous tissue while minimizing damage

6.7K views · 93 reactions | High temporal resolution satellite imagery (1 picture/minute) of the severe thunderstorm south of Lewiston was showing concentric gravity waves forming at the top of the updraft. This was also evident for the storm near Kamiah. | US National Weather Service Spokane Washington | Facebook