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There is 1 paper on AK-AVS score in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Nov 9, 2026: “Higher heart valve risk linked to smaller activity gains”.

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“higher AK-AVS score was independently associated with lower MVPA (β=-12.4 MET-min/week per unit [-22.2 to -2.6], p=0.013).”
AI-ECG Aortic Stenosis Risk Predicts Attenuated Long-Term Physical Activity TrajectoriesAHA Scientific Sessions 2026 abstract2026doi:10.1161/circ.154.suppl_1.9711
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Long-term moderate-to-vigorous physical activity gains

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  1. AK-AVS score is associated with long-term moderate-to-vigorous physical activity gains in humans (longitudinal analysis; AK-AVS score by time interaction) (β=-13.4 MET-min/week per year, CI -19.0 to -7.8).

    “Higher AI-ECG-derived AS risk was associated with significantly attenuated long-term physical activity gains despite identical baseline activity levels.”

    Humanslongitudinal analysis; AK-AVS score by time interaction~25 years51.6% femalesn = 9,051

    Higher heart valve risk linked to smaller activity gains

    AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 abstract

Moderate to vigorous physical activity

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  1. AK-AVS score is associated with moderate to vigorous physical activity in humans (cross-sectional analysis) (β=-12.4 MET-min/week per unit, CI -22.2 to -2.6).

    “higher AK-AVS score was independently associated with lower MVPA (β=-12.4 MET-min/week per unit [-22.2 to -2.6], p=0.013).”

    Humanscross-sectional analysis51.6% femalesn = 9,051

    Higher heart valve risk linked to smaller activity gains

    AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 abstract

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AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 Abstract

Higher heart valve risk linked to smaller activity gains

In 9,051 adults followed for about 25 years, questionnaire-reported activity increased most in the lowest-risk group and least in the highest-risk group.In 9,051 adults followed for about 25 years, questionnaire-reported activity increased most in the lowest-risk group and least in the highest-risk group.

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