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Heart failure incidence

There is 1 paper on heart failure incidence in aging research: 1 observational study in people, 1 review. The newest story, Nov 13, 2026: “Liver patterns on heart scans linked to heart failure risk”.

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“among participants with CAC=0, high LRS conferred ∼2.5-fold higher 5-year HF incidence”
Liver radiomics on routine cardiac CT identifies hepatic stress states that predict heart failureEuropean heart journal. Cardiovascular Imaging2026doi:10.1093/ehjci/jeag281
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Liver Radiomics Score

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  1. Liver Radiomics Score is associated with heart failure incidence in humans (Participants with CAC=0; high Liver Radiomics Score) (Approximately 2.5-fold higher 5-year incidence).

    “among participants with CAC=0, high LRS conferred ∼2.5-fold higher 5-year HF incidence”

    HumansParticipants with CAC=0; high Liver Radiomics Score5 years

    Liver patterns on heart scans linked to heart failure risk

    European heart journal. Cardiovascular Imaging

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Exposomic factors

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  1. exposomic factors are associated with heart failure incidence in humans.

    “Recently, epidemiological studies have associated many of the exposomic factors with HF incidence and morbidity.”

    Review

    Exposomic Determinants in Heart Failure Among Older Adults - Mechanistic Links, Clinical Evidence, and Future Perspectives

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European Heart Journal Cardiovascular Imaging

Liver patterns on heart scans linked to heart failure risk

Among people with no coronary artery calcium, high liver scores were linked to about 2.5-fold higher five-year heart failure incidence than low scores.Among people with no coronary artery calcium, high liver scores were linked to about 2.5-fold higher five-year heart failure incidence than low scores.

Cohort · 36,823 peopleHeart failure
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Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology

Lower physical performance links to heart failure and death in CKD

In 3,038 adults with chronic kidney disease followed for 8.5 years, each one-point drop in physical performance score was tied to higher mortality and heart failure risk.In 3,038 adults with chronic kidney disease followed for 8.5 years, each one-point drop in physical performance score was tied to higher mortality and heart failure risk.

Cohort study of 3,038 peopleChronic kidney disease
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