AI Tracks Hand-Eye Coordination in MS Patients for Better Care
New AI could help doctors spot MS progression earlier and more accurately.
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- AI uses cameras to track both hand and eye movements during a standard MS test, providing more detail than just timing.
- This could help doctors detect MS progression earlier and measure treatment effects more accurately.
- The approach may lead to personalized care and faster development of new MS therapies.
Why It Matters
Better MS monitoring could mean earlier treatment, slower disease progression, and improved quality of life for patients.