In a groundbreaking discovery that sounds like science fiction but is absolutely real, researchers have found that your eyes contain hidden signals that could predict your risk of having a stroke.

London, UK - Abnormalities in the retinal microvasculature identify patients at increased risk of stroke, a new study shows, suggesting retinal photography may be a useful screening tool for ...

Area under receiver operating characteristic curve improved with retinal parameters, outperforming traditional risk factors. (HealthDay News) — Retinal vascular parameters are associated with stroke ...

Scientists have found that they may be able to use the retina's blood vessels to help predict a person's heart disease risk ...

Researchers at McMaster University have discovered that the eyes may offer a powerful, non-invasive way to assess heart ...

Scientists may be able to predict our risk of stroke by taking pictures of our eyes, according to a study published on Monday. Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States has a stroke, the Centers ...

Cardiovascular risks and biological aging can be predicted through person's eye test, serving as a non-invasive method for ...

Currently, assessing age-related diseases like heart disease, stroke, and dementia requires multiple tests. The hope is that ...

The tiny blood vessels in your eyes might hold the key to predicting a person's risk of developing heart disease and how fast ...

Routine eye exams are now revealing early signs of heart disease. The retina's delicate blood vessels can show changes like ...