Team develops tool to help diagnose Alzheimer's

Taiwanese scientists have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) application that utilizes electroencephalography (EEG) signals to spot mild cognitive impairments that often occur before dementia is diagnosed.
The Ministry of Science and Technology on Wednesday said that the diagnosis system is used for the accurate and rapid screening of mild cognitive impairments and ensuing Alzheimer’s disease-induced dementia
The tool — which has a 92 percent accuracy — was developed by National Taiwan University of Science and Technology and HippoScreen Neurotech Corp in a ministry-funded program, the ministry told a news conference in Taipei, adding that it funded the research.
Lead researcher Liu Yi-hung (劉益宏),

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