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Predictive Models Utilizing Machine Learning for Visual Impairment in Chinese Adults Aged 45 and Older with Cardiovascular Metabolic Conditions: Insights from a Population-Based Analysis Using CHARLS

  • By

  • Yuhao Liu

  • Riyan Zhang

  • Duoduo Xie

  • Min Liu

  • Guanshun Yu

  • Zhong Lin

  • Jia Qu

  • Ronghan Wu

  • December 30, 2025

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    Visual impairment affects over 2.2 billion people globally and significantly impacts quality of life and mental health.

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    Cardiometabolic diseases are linked to an increased risk of visual impairment due to damage to the retina and optic nerve.

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    Timely assessment of visual impairment in cardiometabolic disease patients is challenging due to reliance on standard ophthalmic examinations.

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    This study developed machine learning models using CHARLS data to predict visual impairment in Chinese adults aged 45 and older with cardiometabolic conditions.

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    Key predictors of visual impairment were identified, and the models aim to facilitate early intervention and improve patient outcomes.

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Predictive Models Utilizing Machine Learning for Visual Impairment in Chinese Adults Aged 45 and Older with Cardiovascular Metabolic Conditions: Insights from a Population-Based Analysis Using CHARLS

  • by Yuhao Liu, Riyan Zhang, Duoduo Xie, Min Liu, Guanshun Yu, Zhong Lin, Jia Qu, Ronghan Wu

  • December 30, 2025

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