“The length of time for a person to have an MRI being shortened and the images being better would really make a difference to people's experience, those in the machines and those interpreting the ...

He suggests the new findings are interesting but warns dementia diagnoses are profoundly unsettling for patients and inevitably will require more clinical work than just a single brain scan.

Studies reveal that people with Down syndrome (DS) have over a 90% lifetime ... was cognitively stable at the time of death, MRI imaging revealed the presence of neuropathology indicative of ...

What Is an NT Scan for Down Syndrome? An NT scan, or nuchal translucency scan, is a non-invasive ultrasound screening for Down syndrome and other genetic conditions during pregnancy. It’s ...

“We have always suspected this might be the case … [In people with genetic types of dementia] you can pick up subtle signs on brain scans years ... to stop or slow down dementia, but many ...

The tests look at how your brain thinks or reasons (cognitive tests), functions (neurological tests), and works (brain scans ... or Down syndrome can raise your risk for certain types of dementia ...

Because CT and MRI snapshots reveal physical degradation thought to be linked to cognitive decline, training an AI model on these scans could allow radiologists to spot subtle signs of dementia in ...

Researchers have found a more accurate way to predict the development of dementia: by analysing data from a single magnetic resonance imaging (MRI ... If we could cut down the amount of time ...

A recent study by researchers in the United States has explored why some people with Down syndrome develop dementia ... decline during her lifetime, MRI scans of her brain revealed changes ...