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Integrative adaptive indexes from noisy routine haematological markers can predict and discriminate health status and biological age
Combined routine blood test measures can predict health status and biological age despite noise
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Abstract
Common haematological markers can reliably predict individual chronological age and health status.
- The analysis utilized both synthetic and real retrospective patient data, incorporating medically relevant and extreme cases.
- Machine intelligence was combined with explainable risk assessment scores to identify clinically significant patterns.
- Testing was conducted on the US CDC NHANES database with 100,000 participants and validated using the UK Biobank with 500,000 participants.
- Despite challenges from self-reporting and sparse data in these databases, the findings remained statistically significant.
- This approach may provide rapid and scalable implementations for personalised healthcare without the need for specialized tests.
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