Predicting Health Conditions Using Machine Learning Algorithms on Chronic Diseases

Chronic conditions arise due to various reasons like changes in lifestyle, lack of physical activity, ignorance of early symptoms of diseases etc. Many of such like Heart disease, Diabetes, High blood pressure could be avoided, delayed or could be handled in an efficient way. Also, these are related to each other in one way or the other. 2 out of Top 3 chronic diseases such as Heart disease and Diabetes could be handled by cautious approach. Annually huge sum of amount ranging beyond $400 Billion is being spent on the treatments of these chronic diseases, in the year 2022 the amount is equivalent to nations GDP share of 17.3% [1]. Study has shown that about 60% of US population has 1 or more chronic conditions the equivalents to about 133 Million people which is raising year over year leading and it is predicted to reach 171 million by 2030[2][3]. Despite such a huge expenditure on these chronic diseases, the death rate is also high where it accounts to 70 percent each year due to these chronic conditions [4]. Changes in lifestyle, diet, physical activity and few other incorporations in our daily routine could easily bring down healthcare expenditure along with upgrading quality of life. This would bring down the alarming death rate, the intent of this white paper is to predict the risk of heart failure that they possess.

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International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
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2024-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.21275/sr241123050941
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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Predicting Health Conditions Using Machine Learning Algorithms on Chronic Diseases

Leela Prasad Gorrepati
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International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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Predicting Health Conditions Using Machine Learning Algorithms on Chronic Diseases

Leela Prasad Gorrepati
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Abstract

Chronic conditions arise due to various reasons like changes in lifestyle, lack of physical activity, ignorance of early symptoms of diseases etc. Many of such like Heart disease, Diabetes, High blood pressure could be avoided, delayed or could be handled in an efficient way. Also, these are related to each other in one way or the other. 2 out of Top 3 chronic diseases such as Heart disease and Diabetes could be handled by cautious approach. Annually huge sum of amount ranging beyond $400 Billion is being spent on the treatments of these chronic diseases, in the year 2022 the amount is equivalent to nations GDP share of 17.3% [1]. Study has shown that about 60% of US population has 1 or more chronic conditions the equivalents to about 133 Million people which is raising year over year leading and it is predicted to reach 171 million by 2030[2][3]. Despite such a huge expenditure on these chronic diseases, the death rate is also high where it accounts to 70 percent each year due to these chronic conditions [4]. Changes in lifestyle, diet, physical activity and few other incorporations in our daily routine could easily bring down healthcare expenditure along with upgrading quality of life. This would bring down the alarming death rate, the intent of this white paper is to predict the risk of heart failure that they possess.

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)Vol. 13(11)
University of Richmond (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 20%
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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