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Predicting dementiaNeuroscience News
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A new AI tool predicts Alzheimer’s progression with 82% accuracy using cognitive tests and MRI scans, outperforming current methods.
This tool could reduce the need for costly tests and improve early intervention.
Dementia is the main cause of dementia, affecting over 55 million people worldwide.
The number of cases is expected to almost treble over the next 50 years .
In the UK , patients were recruited through the Quantitative MRI in NHS Memory Clinics Study (QMIN-MC) Researchers say this shows it should be applicable in a real-world patient, clinical setting.
The team now hope to extend their model to other forms of dementia, such as vascular dementia and frontotemporal dementia.
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