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.

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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 ...

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A NEW laser test could be rolled out in GP surgeries to detect dementia in just seconds, scientists have said. The groundbreaking project has been a collaboration between experts at University ...

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 ...

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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, scientists have said.