Eye Scans Detect Early Disease

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Scientists developing eye-scanning technology to detect early signs of major diseases

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Indiana University is working on developing eye-scanning technology to detect early signs of major conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, sickle cell disease, and even Alzheimer's disease.

The project combines advanced optics with artificial intelligence to result in a non-invasive diagnostic tool.

The technology's level of detail has already helped the researchers identify biomarkers for diabetes and hypertension in the blood vessels.

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