A groundbreaking new test that utilises lasers to detect various forms of dementia in a matter of seconds has the potential to "revolutionise" the diagnosis of the disease, according to scientists.

A groundbreaking laser test poised to "revolutionise" the diagnosis of different types of dementia could be a game-changer in the battle against the debilitating condition, as per scientists at ...

Related: The Simple, At-Home Test for Early Dementia Detection Dr. Jarman says that the findings could aid doctors and caretakers in early interventions for dementia—and that the link between dementia ...

If you have a skill like art or music you could offer it to a day centre or care home. And whether you are living with dementia or not there are research studies you can take part in. You can help ...

A NEW laser test can detect dementia within seconds, years before symptoms appear, according to scientists. Researchers from the University Hospital Southampton and the University of Southampton ...

Your support makes all the difference. A new test that uses lasers to detect different types of dementia in just seconds could “revolutionise” how the disease is diagnosed. Dementia can take ...

A new test that uses lasers to detect different types of dementia in just seconds could “revolutionise” how the disease is diagnosed, scientists have said. Researchers at the University ...

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A new test that uses lasers to detect different types of dementia in just seconds could “revolutionise” how the disease is diagnosed, scientists have said. Researchers at the University Hospital ...

A groundbreaking new test that uses lasers to identify various forms of dementia in mere seconds could "revolutionise" the way we diagnose the disease, according to scientists. The study ...

Objective: To verify that the task induces robust incidental or effortless learning (study 1), and to study the efficiency of the test as a discriminator between early dementia of the Alzheimer type ...