New AI Reads Your Brain Without Surgery
This could lead to cheaper, safer brain scans for epilepsy and more.
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- CANDLE is a new AI that maps brain activity from scalp sensors, no surgery needed.
- It could improve diagnosis of epilepsy and brain tumors by pinpointing sources more accurately.
- Still experimental: not yet available in clinics and needs more testing.
Why It Matters
Could lead to safer, cheaper brain scans for millions with neurological conditions.