FDA announces further plans to hasten digital health R&D

A new way to detect concussions has been given the green light by the Food and Drug Administration. It’s called the “EyeBox” and it was developed by a Twin Cities neurosurgeon. As Bill Hudson shows us, unlike traditional testing, the device is far more accurate. Concussions can happen to anyone, anywhere, from a blow on the field, to a fall on the ice. But diagnosing concussions has never been so easy.