A routine eye exam could soon predict your risk of a heart attack. Here’s how

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Routine eye exams may soon be used to detect and predict systemic diseases. This includes the ability to identify the risk of a heart attack. Doctors may also be able to find the presence of atrial fibrillation through these exams.

Could routine eye exams be the future way to detect and predict systemic disease, including the risk of a heart attack and the presence of atrial fibrillation?

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