Computers closing in on Alzheimer's diagnosis
Computers closing in on Alzheimer's diagnosis
LOOKING FOR DISEASE: The study, using two sets of MRI images, found that up to 96 percent of pathologically verified Alzheimer's scans were correctly classified using the brain images.
Computers closing in on Alzheimer's diagnosis
Computers closing in on Alzheimer's diagnosis
CO-AUTHOR OF STUDY: Dr. Cynthia Stonnington, assistant professor of psychiatry at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, has been researching brain imaging in relation to Alzheimer’s disease.
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