| Title: | Multi-Model Evaluation of Human Health and Molecular Pathway Prediction in Cardiovascular and Neurological Disorders |
| Lead Institution: | University of Michigan |
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This project seeks to advance our understanding of cardiovascular and neurological disorders. By analyzing a vast array of data types (genetics, imaging, clinical records) using multi-omics and machine-learning techniques, we aim to uncover the molecular pathways involved in these diseases. The study will also explore how heart health affects brain function and vice versa, offering a more integrated view of patient health. The outcomes of this research are expected to improve disease prediction models, leading to earlier diagnosis and better treatment strategies, ultimately benefiting public health. The project will run for at least 3 years, aiming to make significant contributions to both scientific knowledge and healthcare practices.1 Publication
| Pub ID | Title | Author(s) | Year | Journal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18113 | Large-scale identification of protein biomarkers and therapeutic targets in heart and brain disease | Chao Wu (+12) | 2026 | Nature Cardiovascular Research |
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