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AI can accurately predict who will develop dementia in two years, study suggests

AI can accurately predict who will develop dementia in two years, study suggests
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United kingdomAlan turingDavid llewellynRosa sanchoAlzheimer research united kingdomUniversity of exeterNational alzheimer coordinating centreResearch united kingdomCoordinating centre

Study suggests AI can accurately predict who will develop dementia

New research suggests artificial intelligence (AI) can predict which people who attend memory clinics will develop dementia within two years. According to the s.

Alan turingDavid llewellynRosa sanchoAlzheimer research united kingdomUniversity of exeterNational alzheimer coordinating centreResearch united kingdomCoordinating centre

AI can accurately predict who will develop dementia in two years, study suggests

Researchers suggest the algorithm could also help reduce the number of people who are falsely diagnosed.

United kingdomAlan turingDavid llewellynRosa sanchoAlzheimer research united kingdomUniversity of exeterNational alzheimer coordinating centreResearch united kingdomCoordinating centre

AI can accurately predict who will develop dementia in two years, study suggests

Researchers suggest the algorithm could also help reduce the number of people who are falsely diagnosed.

United kingdomAlan turingDavid llewellynRosa sanchoAlzheimer research united kingdomUniversity of exeterNational alzheimer coordinating centreResearch united kingdomCoordinating centre

AI can accurately predict who will develop dementia in two years, study suggests

Researchers suggest the algorithm could also help reduce the number of people who are falsely diagnosed.

United kingdomAlan turingDavid llewellynRosa sanchoAlzheimer research united kingdomUniversity of exeterNational alzheimer coordinating centreResearch united kingdomCoordinating centre

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