Bias-corrected predicted age deviation

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Mortality

upin humans1

1 study

Bias-corrected predicted age deviation is associated with mortality in humans (1.4% per 1-year increase).
“Multivariate Cox showed each 1-year increase in both PAD and PADbc was associated with a 1.4% increased mortality hazard.”
Humans
Artificial intelligence-predicted ECG age gap as a biomarker: bias-adjusted correlation with mortality and cardiovascular risk factors
European heart journal. Digital health28 Nov 2025

Lifespan

downin humans1

1 study

Bias-corrected predicted age deviation is associated with lifespan in humans.
“Kaplan-Meier revealed that PADbc above its MAE was linked to lower survival, whereas PAD showed the opposite.”
HumansPADbc above its MAE
Artificial intelligence-predicted ECG age gap as a biomarker: bias-adjusted correlation with mortality and cardiovascular risk factors
European heart journal. Digital health28 Nov 2025

Cardiovascular risk factors

upin humans1

1 study

Bias-corrected predicted age deviation is associated with cardiovascular risk factors in humans.
“higher PADbc (r = 0.00) was associated with higher prevalence of risk factors.”
Humans
Artificial intelligence-predicted ECG age gap as a biomarker: bias-adjusted correlation with mortality and cardiovascular risk factors
European heart journal. Digital health28 Nov 2025

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Artificial intelligence-predicted ECG age gap as a biomarker: bias-adjusted correlation with mortality and cardiovascular risk factors

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