Program details
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S7 Epidemiology & genetic 1
From data to insights: advancing diabetes care with machine learning prediction models
Chair(s): Seok Won Park, Dae Jung Kim
Friday 20 October, 16:00~17:40
Room 3 (3F)
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Artificial intelligence and Machine Learning are revolutionizing various aspects of our lives, including the healthcare system. The application of AI/ML in diabetes care has the potential to significantly improve its efficiency and reach. High burden of diabetes cases in Korea presents a unique opportunity due to the vast availability of data. AI/ML applications can provide valuable insights and help tailor-made solutions for the challenges we face. In this session, we will discuss the strategies for utilizing AI/ML in diabetes prediction and treatment.
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S7-1
Kazuya Fujihara
Niigata University, Japan
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Big data and machine learning applications in diabetes care
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S7-2
Junghye Lee
Seoul National University, Korea
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Prediction of type 2 diabetes using genome-wide polygenic risk score and metabolic profiles: a machine learning analysis of population-based 10-year prospective cohort study
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S7-3
Nan Hee Kim
Korea University, Korea
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An artificial intelligence-based prediction model for diabetic kidney disease progression
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S7-4
Tae Joon Jun
Asan Medical Center, Korea
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Electronic medical record–based machine learning approach to predict the risk of cardiovascular disease
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S10 Epidemiology & genetic 2
Other specific types of diabetes
Chair(s): Kyung Soo Ko, Chang Beom Lee
Saturday 21 October, 09:00~10:40
Room 3 (3F)
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When diagnosing and treating diabetes, mainly type 2 and types 1 diabetes are considered clinical practice.
However, there are other specific types of diabetes, but doctors' interest and information about them is very limited.
So let's take a closer look at the other 4 types of diabetes.
This session will help you better understand the various types of diabetes and make an appropriate diagnosis.
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S10-1
Toni I. Pollin
University of Maryland, USA
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Monogenic diabetes
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S10-2
Yu Mi Kang
Harvard University, USA
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Clinical overview and implications of immune checkpoint inhibitor-induced diabetes mellitus
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S10-3
Seung Jin Han
Ajou University, Korea
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Characteristics and clinical course of diabetes of the exocrine pancreas
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S10-4
Chul-Woo Yang
The Catholic University of Korea, Korea
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Post-transplantation diabetes, current status and new treatment