Computer keyboards can be used to detect Parkinson’s disease symptoms at home | The Independent

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A team of researchers has found a way for people to check themselves for symptoms of Parkinson’s disease at home, and and all it requires is an app and a computer keyboard.   The study, which you can access here, explains how keystroke dynamics can be used to monitor the motor effects of Parkinson’s.

Source: Computer keyboards can be used to detect Parkinson’s disease symptoms at home | The Independent

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