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Alzheimer s disease risk could be predicted by how well you can navigate, study finds

Researchers used virtual reality to test the ability of 100 asymptomatic adults to determine and maintain a route from one place to another with compelling results

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Poor spatial navigation may predict Alzheimer s years before memory loss | Health

Poor spatial navigation may predict Alzheimer s years before memory loss | Health
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Losing your sense of direction in middle age? Be careful, it could be a sign of Alzheimer s

Researchers at University College London believe that testing someone's ability to find their way around using virtual reality could lead to life-changing early Alzheimer's diagnosis.

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Impaired Spatial Navigation May Signal Early Alzheimer s

Researchers have pioneered a study using virtual reality (VR) to identify early signs of Alzheimer’s disease through impaired spatial navigation in asymptomatic adults at risk.

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Alzheimer s: Spatial navigation issues in midlife may predict risk

Researchers say spatial navigation issues in a person's 40s or 50s could be an early warning sign of Alzheimer's disease risk

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