ArticleData in brief2026
Paired clinical 12 lead and apple watch electrocardiogram data repository from childhood cancer survivors authors.
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Childhood cancer survivors (CCS), exposed to prior cardiotoxic treatments such as anthracyclines and chest radiation, are at lifelong risk of cardiovascular complications. Current guidelines recommend periodic echocardiographic surveillance, but adherence rates are as low as 41%. This dataset provides paired same-day 12-lead clinical electrocardiograms (ECG) and single-lead wearable ECG recordings from the Apple Watch, collected from adult CCS participating in the St. Jude Lifetime Cohort Study (SJLIFE). The availability of paired wearable and clinical ECGs enables the development and validation of remote AI-based cardiac screening tools, potentially leading to more precise long-term cardiovascular surveillance in this population. Using this dataset, researchers can assess whether an AI model developed using clinical ECG can be repeat when using ECG from an Apple Watch.
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