High-dimensional phenotypic matching with artificial intelligence-enhanced ECG to replicate heart failure trial outcomes in real-world data

29 August 2025 (09:05 - 09:15)

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Doctor Dhruva Biswas

Yale School of Medicine, New Haven (United States of America)

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29 August 2025 09:05 CET

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