Large-Scale Observational Study Seeks to Predict Age-Related Hearing Loss Using Machine Learning — Implications for Early Intervention
247 Health News Editorial
·16 June 2026
·3 min read
·clinical-trialsChinese researchers are developing machine learning models to predict age-related hearing loss using 15-year longitudinal data from 1,000 participants. The study combines retrospective analysis with prospective biomarker collection to create early identification tools for hearing decline.
Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov
References
- 1.Chinese PLA General Hospital. (2024). Prediction of Age-Related Hearing Loss Based on Comprehensive Risk Factors [Clinical trial registration NCT07612618
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