Your eye doctor takes a photo of the back of your eye at nearly every routine visit. It takes seconds, costs nothing extra, and most people never think about it again. But a new study suggests that this image, known as a retinal photograph, may contain far more information than anyone realized, including early structural clues linked to Alzheimer’s disease risk.
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Authored by Miles Thompson, Rachel Peal, and Ada Toprak. You may have heard that Western cultures are individualistic and Eastern cultures are collectivist. So had […]