A Colorado neurologist is strapping medical-grade brain-sensor headphones and sleek consumer headbands onto patients, then letting artificial intelligence tell him how old their brains look compared to their bodies. Dr. Sean Pauzauskie, a UCHealth neurologist based in Fort Collins, says that tracking this “brain age” gap could help spot seizure risk, early dementia or stubborn “brain fog” before standard exams pick up trouble. The approach blends lab-quality EEG signals with algorithms trained on large datasets to detect aging patterns hidden in brainwaves.
As reported by CBS Colorado, Pauzauskie is testing a range of devices, from medical-grade EEG headphones to off-the-shelf headbands, to read brainwaves in real time and train AI models that could flag seizures…..