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12th Lublin International Medical Congress

Chest X-Ray–Predicted Age as a Biomarker for Short- and Long-Term Mortality: Development and Validation of a Deep Learning Model

Student-presented research on chest-radiograph-predicted age and mortality, with Hourani named as coauthor and supervisor.

Date
March 2026
Location
Lublin, Poland
Format
Supervised student presentation
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Session details

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Venue
Medical University of Lublin
Presenter
Deya Aldeen Anas Turki Al Drabee
Hourani's role
Coauthor and supervisor
Recognition
Student/team first place — presenter Deya Aldeen Anas Turki Al Drabee
Materials
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Summary

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The LIMC presentation certificate names Deya Aldeen Anas Turki Al Drabee as presenter; Mohammed Belal, Adrian Bednarek and Abdulla Hourani as coauthors; and Abdulla Hourani as supervisor. A second certificate records first place at the congress held on 26–28 March 2026.

Documents supervision of imaging-based outcome research and the student's first-place result.

Session context

Event
12th Lublin International Medical Congress
Date
March 2026
Location
Lublin, Poland
Format
Supervised student presentation

Outcome

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Recognition

Student/team first place — presenter Deya Aldeen Anas Turki Al Drabee

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Takeaway

Documents supervision of imaging-based outcome research and the student's first-place result.

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radiologychest X-raymortality predictionsupervision

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