Eye scans could help detect a common heart condition years before it is diagnosed, a study has found.
Researchers said the approach could be a non-invasive way to flag atrial fibrillation (AF) before it “causes real harm”.
Eye scans could help detect a common heart condition years before it is diagnosed, a study has found.
Researchers said the approach could be a non-invasive way to flag atrial fibrillation (AF) before it “causes real harm”.