Retinal electrophysiology’s potential role in the early detection of neurodevelopmental conditions such as bipolar disorder, Alzheimer’s and autism was the subject of a recent Frontiers in Neuroscience review. Drew Jones asked the authors, University of Western Australia senior optometry lecturer Dr Jeremiah Lim and Flinders University visual electrophysiologist Dr Paul Constable, to tell him more.
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