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A Hong Kong blood test claims a 15-year window on heart disease. The claim deserves scrutiny

Researchers in Hong Kong say their AI-driven blood test can flag cardiovascular risk up to 15 years before symptoms. The science is promising, and the clinical claims need a careful read.

Researchers in Hong Kong say their AI-driven blood test can flag cardiovascular risk up to 15 years before symptoms.
Researchers in Hong Kong say their AI-driven blood test can flag cardiovascular risk up to 15 years before symptoms. VARIETY · via Monexus Wire

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