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It's one of the worst degenerative diseases in existence, and scientist say early detection is paramount to effective treatment. Eye scans powered by artificial intelligence (AI) could detect Parkinson's disease before people have symptoms, a study has suggested. Pearse Keane, is a professor of artificial medical intelligence at University College London and Moorfields eye hospital.
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