Key result
AI shows potential to transform cardiovascular care by enabling novel diagnostics, digital biomarkers, and personalized medicine.
Why the study?
AI has the potential to transform cardiovascular practice and research, requiring a synthesis of diverse innovations, contemporary science, critical paths, and safeguards to realize an AI-enabled future.
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“Cardiology is uniquely positioned to lead medicine into the AI era. We will potentially lose some skills but will need to develop new ones, and so there will be an evolution of what it means to be a cardiologist.”
“Cardiology is uniquely positioned to lead medicine into the AI era. We already run well ahead of everyone else around the first lap.”
“Over the next decade, we envision an AI-propelled future in which the cardiovascular diagnostic and therapeutic landscape will effectively leverage multimodal data at the point of care.”
Artificial intelligence promises to transform cardiovascular care by enabling novel diagnostics, personalized medicine, and expanded access to screening.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform every facet of cardiovascular practice and research. The exponential rise in technology powered by AI is defining new frontiers in cardiovascular care, with innovations that span novel diagnostic modalities, new digital native biomarkers of disease, and high-performing tools evaluating care quality and prognosticating clinical outcomes. These digital innovations promise expanded access to cardiovascular screening and monitoring, especially among those without historical access to high-quality, specialized care. Moreover, AI is propelling biological and clinical discoveries that will make future cardiovascular care more personalized, precise, and effective. The review brings together these diverse AI innovations, highlighting developments in multimodal cardiovascular AI across clinical practice and biomedical discovery, envisioning this new future backed by contemporary science and emerging discoveries. Finally, we define the critical path and the safeguards essential to realizing this AI-enabled future that helps achieve optimal cardiovascular health and outcomes for all.
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Khera et al. (2024) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. Artificial intelligence was evaluated. Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform cardiovascular care by enabling novel diagnostics, digital biomarkers, and personalized medicine.
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