Longitudinal Digital Phenotyping of Traditional Chinese Medicine Constitution From Routine Health Examination Records: Retrospective Clinical Informatics Study.

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Longitudinal Digital Phenotyping of Traditional Chinese Medicine Constitution From Routine Health Examination Records: Retrospective Clinical Informatics Study.

JMIR medical informatics - 23 Sept 2026

Huo Yuzhi, Deng Gao, Kang Li, Qin Haizhi, Xiao Li, Deng Ying, Chen Xin, Ding Dan, Wang Fei, Zhang Mei, Chen Min

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Background: Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) constitution is a structured health state taxonomy used in preventive care, but its relationship with routinely collected health examination data, disease-related markers, and longitudinal change remains difficult to interpret in clinical informatics settings. Objective: This study aimed to develop and evaluate a longitudinal clinical informatics framework for...

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Retrospective Studies
Medicine, Chinese Traditional
Female
Longitudinal Studies
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PMID: 42777236
DOI: 10.2196/100063
PMCID: PMC13600657

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