While Alzheimer’s is an incurable brain disorder, early detection could allow people to receive support services or therapies to slow its onset. — AFP
Subtle changes in driving habits, computer use and medication routines could provide early clues to the development of Alzheimer’s disease.
A researcher at the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Medical Center is studying all three by using sensors to monitor volunteers for changes in their daily activities.
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