Computers Diagnose Alzheimer's
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7258379.stm
Computers are now able to accurately diagnose Alzheimer's by comparing MRIs taken from patients and comparing those with the MRI of a plaque ridden brain. This method of diagnosis is fast, non-invasive and surprisingly accurate, yielding results as high as 96%.
Computers are now able to accurately diagnose Alzheimer's by comparing MRIs taken from patients and comparing those with the MRI of a plaque ridden brain. This method of diagnosis is fast, non-invasive and surprisingly accurate, yielding results as high as 96%.
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