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Diagnostic imaging

Diagnostic imaging

Routine eye scans could provide cost-effective screening for heart disease

08 Feb 2022 Tami Freeman
A window into heart disease
A window into heart disease: Illustration showing how an eye scan can provide information on the health of the heart. (Courtesy: University of Leeds)
Retinal imaging is routinely performed by opticians to diagnose and monitor eye diseases and disorde

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