New Brain Scan Method Spots Hidden Connections
This could help doctors detect brain diseases earlier and more accurately.
The source article does not mention brain scans, white matter, crossing fibers, Alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis, or any new imaging technique, so those claims cannot be included in a faithful summary.
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- Current brain scans often miss crossing nerve fibers, hiding early signs of disease.
- New method separates mixed signals to reveal these hidden fibers.
- Could lead to earlier diagnosis of Alzheimer's, MS, and other brain conditions.
Why It Matters
Earlier detection of brain diseases means faster treatment and better outcomes for patients.