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Макс Литъл: Тест за болест на Паркинсон по мобилен телефон

Filmed Jun 2012 • Posted Aug 2012TEDGlobal 2012
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Болестта на Паркинсон засяга 6.3 милиона хора по света, като причинява слабост и треперене, но няма обективен начин, да я откриете рано. Все още. Приложният математик и TED сътрудник Макс Литъл тества прост, евтин метод, който чрез изследване позволява да се определи болестта на Паркинсон с 99 процента точност - по време на 30 секундно телефонно обаждане.

Max Little is a mathematician whose research includes a breakthrough technique to monitor – and potentially screen for – Parkinson's disease through simple voice recordings. Full bio »

Translated into Bulgarian by Ina Stoycheva
Reviewed by Darina Stoyanova
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