Older AI-Estimated Heart Age Linked to Worse Health Outcomes
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A person's heart may have a biological age greater than its actual age, and this difference may indicate an increased risk of death from cardiovascular causes or associated dementia. It is the conclusion of a study conducted by researchers at Mayo Clinic in the United States who used artificial intelligence to analyze the heart echographs of people over 50 years of age. The results were presented on November 13, at the ESC Digital & AI Summit 20…
Older AI-estimated heart age linked to worse health outcomes
Having an older heart age estimated using artificial intelligence (AI) ultrasound analysis compared with actual age was associated with worse outcomes, according to results presented today at the ESC Digital & AI Summit 2026.
AI analysis of heart ultrasounds may help flag long-term cardiovascular or dementia-related death risk
Having a heart age older than one's actual age, as estimated using artificial intelligence (AI) analysis of ultrasound images, was associated with worse outcomes, according to results presented today at the ESC Digital & AI Summit 2026.
Artificial intelligence model that calculates heart age by ultrasound identifies increased risk of death from cardiovascular diseases and dementia in 20 years.
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