How people look around and their eye movements could be clues to whether or not they are at risk of memory loss, new research finds. — dpa
How people look around and what eye movements they use are likely indicators of whether or not they are at risk of cognitive decline and memory loss, a team of Canada- and West Indies-based scientists says.
In a study of 106 people, the team found cognitive and memory decline to be “associated with a decrease in several types of eye movements and gaze patterns, which people use to continually visually sample the environment”.
