Verily Life Sciences developed a software which scans the individuals eye and can determine a host of cardiovascular risk factors for the person. Google’s AI was able to tell with 70% accuracy which patients had recently suffered from strokes by analyzing the appearance and diameter of the retinal blood vessels.
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