All articles tagged with #predictive health
Grip strength is a powerful indicator of overall health, aging, and longevity, reflecting the functioning of multiple body systems and predicting risks of chronic disease, disability, and death. It can be improved through regular resistance exercises, proper nutrition, and daily activities that challenge hand and arm muscles, making it a simple yet comprehensive health marker.
Researchers from Edith Cowan University have developed software that uses artificial intelligence to rapidly analyze bone density scans and detect abdominal aortic calcification (AAC), a predictor of cardiovascular events and other health risks. The software showed 80% agreement with expert analysis and has the potential to revolutionize early disease detection during routine clinical practice. This technology could allow individuals to predict their risk of developing serious health conditions with the press of a button, leading to earlier interventions and healthier lifestyles.