ESC Congress 2026 Abstract
Blood-test patterns linked to mortality in British cohort
In a British cohort of 6,131 people, an unstable blood-test trajectory was linked to 2.1-fold higher mortality than a stable trajectory: 12.7% versus 6.0%.In a British cohort of 6,131 people, an unstable blood-test trajectory was linked to 2.1-fold higher mortality than a stable trajectory: 12.7% versus 6.0%.
Cohort · 6,131 peopleBiomarkers
Who was studied6,131 people with repeated assessments, against basin-stable counterparts
What changedMortality was 2.1-fold higher among destabilizing individuals than basin-stable counterparts
The catchThe abstract did not report how long mortality was tracked in the British cohort