AI could help GPs identify patients with the biggest risk of deadly heart conditions, new research shows
Artificial intelligence could help GPs identify those at the most risk of deadly heart conditions, new research shows. Artificial intelligence could help GPs identify those at the most risk of deadly heart conditions For the trial, the AI scanned the records of 82 high-risk patients for symptoms of conditions that lead to heart-related death, including kidney disease and diabetes, by highlighting tell-tale signs, such as breathlessness. Researchers found the tool identified patients earlier stage and more accurately than current methods, which could lead to improved management of risk factors, ultimately preventing conditions from worsening and reducing the likelihood of heart-related death. A Leeds University team developed the tool, which scans GP medical records and alerts doctors to high-risk patients 'This AI uses readily available data to gather new insights that could help healthcare professionals ensure that they are providing timely care for their patients.















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