AI Predicts Alzheimer's Progression

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New AI model predicts Alzheimer’s progression from speech analysis

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Researchers at Boston University have developed an AI model that can predict with 78.5% accuracy whether individuals with mild cognitive impairment will progress to Alzheimer’s-associated dementia over a six-year period.

The model, which analyses speech patterns from patient interviews, could potentially revolutionise early diagnosis and intervention strategies for Alzheimer's disease.

The ability to predict Alzheimer's progression with such accuracy could have significant implications for early intervention.

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