Scientists produce new hearing device that can track Alzheimer’s

Bang Tech News 2024-11-21

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Scientists at Dartmouth University and the École de Technologie Supérieure, a Canadian university in Quebec, have produced a device called Hearable, which they hope will be able to track patients' eye movements through tiny vibrations in the ear drum and allow the detection of Alzheimer’s.

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