The 'Alzheimer’s Band' is a piece of equipment that shows significant promise for being able to prevent Alzheimer's and much more.
The conceptual device works by scanning brain tissue for abnormalities to deter the need for a traditional CAT scan that require extensive time and resources to perform. The 'Alzheimer’s Band' is worn on the head and could be used for detecting a wide array of different problems that can develop in the brain to help the person catch them sooner for medical treatment as soon as possible.
The 'Alzheimer’s Band' is the design work of Brandon Lewandowski and is a low-cost means of ensuring optimal brain health by making scanning and detection a far simpler process rather than waiting for symptoms to develop.
Conceptual Brain Tissue Scanners
The 'Alzheimer’s Band' Could Prevent Alzheimer's Disease
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