Bryan Johnson· Author
Kernel Flow is a promising tool to detect mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and achieve high accuracy in distinguishing between MCI and healthy individuals.
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Kernel Flow is a promising tool to detect mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and achieve high accuracy in distinguishing between MCI and healthy individuals.
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Layering Kernel brain scans with surveys and cognitive testing improved model accuracy from 71% to 85%.
In just 15 minutes, Kernel's light-based measurement clearly enhanced and surpassed quick surveys and simple cognition tests for early dementia detection, approaching the accuracy of FDA-approved blood tests.