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- 1Science Corp Reports 36-Month PRIMA Trial Restores Vision in Blind Patients●Science Corp. Announces Long-Term (36 Months) Results of PRIMA BCI Clinical Trial Showing Durable Vision Restoration in Blind Patients Suffering from Geographic Atrophy
Science Corp. has announced long-term results from its PRIMA brain-computer interface clinical trial, reporting durable vision restoration over 36 months in blind patients suffering from geographic atrophy, an advanced form of age-related macular degeneration. The company says the findings demonstrate the implant's lasting benefit, a milestone for neurotechnology and vision restoration research.
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Researchers are highlighting speech biomarkers as a potential tool for tracking brain aging. By analyzing vocal patterns, scientists hope to detect early signs of cognitive decline linked to conditions such as Alzheimer's disease. The approach could offer a non-invasive, low-cost way to monitor neurological health over time, though clinical validation remains ongoing.
- 3UNC Health clinic offers one-stop care for memory loss▼Alzheimer's Awareness: Aging Brain Clinic at UNC Health serves as one-stop shop for memory-loss answers
UNC Health's Aging Brain Clinic is being highlighted during Alzheimer's Awareness Month as a one-stop resource for patients and families seeking answers about memory loss. The clinic brings together evaluation, diagnosis and support for people worried about cognitive decline, helping them navigate what can otherwise be a long and confusing referral process.