UMD Students Invent Low-Cost Tool For Early Alzheimer’s Diagnosis

BALTIMORE (WJZ) —A team of sophomores from the University of Maryland have run away with the first place prize in a contest to improve human health.
As Mike Schuh reports, they beat out 40 other college teams from across the country.
A group of College Park students now have a national prize under their belts.
Their invention is a low-cost tool to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease. It includes a headset and software that can identify the specific brain waves produced by the disease.
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