Regardless of how young your body looks, your eyes can give your true age away. 👀
, researchers have discovered that your retina may also provide your true biological age."Using a deep learning algorithm, the computer was able to determine the patient's age from a color photo of the retina with pretty good accuracy," explains Dr. Sunir Garg, spokesperson for the American Academy of Ophthalmology and professor of ophthalmology at Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia.
This data shows that a non-invasive eye exam may provide even more information about a patient's general state of health, enabling your physician to better care for you. Regardless of how young and fit your body may look on the outside, your eyes can give your true biological age away. But we're sure you'll agree—it's for very good reason.
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