Big data and AI for precision panvascular aging management and healthy longevity
Chaofan Geng , Yi Tang
Vessel Plus ›› 2026, Vol. 10 ›› Issue (1) -11.
Panvascular aging-related diseases, including coronary artery disease, ischemic stroke, and peripheral artery disease, are leading global causes of death and disability, yet their management remains fragmented. Emerging technologies offer solutions to this challenge. Big data integration across imaging, multi-omics, wearables, and environmental exposures provides opportunities for cross-organ insights but faces issues of heterogeneity and privacy. Artificial intelligence enables early detection and refined risk prediction by recognizing subtle vascular changes and integrating biomarkers, though adoption is limited by interpretability and bias. Foundation models, through cross-modal learning, offer a unifying framework for mechanism discovery, personalized management, and digital twin applications. By linking technological innovation with clinical practice, these approaches can transform panvascular aging management and promote healthy longevity. Importantly, translating these innovations into policy and practice will be essential for advancing equitable vascular health and achieving population-level impact.
Panvascular aging / ischemic stroke / peripheral artery disease / big data integration / artificial intelligence
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