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Eye Scans Could Detect First Signs Of Diseases
Laser Devices Could Allow Early Detection Of Diabetes, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's POSTED: 8:45 pm MDT May 18, 2008 UPDATED: 7:42 pm MDT May 20, 2008 The Denver Channel.com (TV 7) http://www.thedenverchannel.com/heal...den&psp=health More than 46 million Americans live with diabetes, Parkinson's, cataracts and Alzheimer's. For some, early detection could lessen the diseases' impact, but for others, there is little doctors can do to detect the conditions before they progress. Parkinson's, for example, develops when neurons in the brain become damaged or deleted, but the first signs of the disease are not obvious until 80 percent of these neurons are damaged beyond repair. Other tests, like those for diabetes, can be painful and long, requiring patients to drink a syrupy liquid, then have their blood drawn. READ more...
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