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Heart shape may be a sign of cardiac disease risk

Researchers find that heart roundness could be an indicator of heart health problems to come.

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Stanford Medicine-led study finds heart shape can predict cardiac disease

While cardiac sphericity was the focus of Stanford Medicine-led research, the possibility of data science expanding the reach of biomedical science was its true core, researchers say.

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Heart disease risk could be affected by one surprising factor, new study finds

Hearts that are rounder shaped could be more prone to future cardiac disease, artificial intelligence indicates.

Stanford universityUnited statesStanford schoolMilos vukadinovicMarc siegelDavid ouyangShoa clarkeStanford school of medicineSmidt heart institute of cedarsLangone medical centerCenters for diseaseUnited kingdom biobankGetty imagesSmidt heart instituteFox newsMedical center

Heart disease risk could be affected by one surprising factor, new study finds

Hearts that are rounder shaped could be more prone to future cardiac disease, artificial intelligence indicates.

Stanford universityUnited statesStanford schoolShoa clarkeMilos vukadinovicDavid ouyangMarc siegelStanford school of medicineCenters for diseaseSmidt heart institute of cedarsLangone medical centerUnited kingdom biobankGetty imagesSmidt heart instituteFox newsMedical center

Heart disease risk could be affected by one surprising factor, new study finds

Hearts that are rounder shaped could be more prone to future cardiac disease, artificial intelligence indicates.

Stanford schoolUnited statesStanford universityMilos vukadinovicMarc siegelDavid ouyangShoa clarkeSmidt heart institute of cedarsLangone medical centerCenters for diseaseStanford school of medicineUnited kingdom biobankGetty imagesSmidt heart instituteFox newsMedical center

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