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A Data-Driven Preventive Healthcare System for Multi-Disease Risk Prediction Using Machine Learning

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IJSREM63693

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May 2026

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1-7

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Madhu Tripathi

Master of Computer Applications

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Prof. Dr. Shivani A. Budhkar

Master of Computer Applications

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Prof. Dr. Shivani A. Budhkar

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Abstract

Identifying chronic diseases at an early stage helps doctors take preventive actions before serious problems occur. This study introduces a data-driven prediction system designed to assess the likelihood of diabetes along with cardiovascular conditions using patient clinical data such as blood sugar concentrations, cholesterol measurements, BP, BMI, age, and history of hypertension. Different classification techniques were experimentally compared to determine the most dependable prediction model. Evaluation results indicated that the RF prediction model delivered the most consistent and precise predictive performance among all tested models. The proposed solution was deployed via an interactive browser-accessible healthcare platform where hospital staff can input patient details and receive instant risk scores categorized as low, moderate, or high. Doctors can then review these results, monitor patient records, and generate downloadable reports, making early diagnosis more efficient and organized.

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Keywords— Machine Learning Preventive Healthcare Disease Prediction Diabetes Prediction Heart Prediction Risk Assessment Web-Based System

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Madhu Tripathi, Prof. Dr. Shivani A. Budhkar, Prof. Dr. Shivani A. Budhkar, "A Data-Driven Preventive Healthcare System for Multi-Disease Risk Prediction Using Machine Learning," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 1-7, May 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM63693

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The presented work developed an intelligent healthcare prediction platform designed for early multi-disease risk assessment A systematic comparison of multiple classification-based  algorithms was conducted to identify the best performing predictive approach for each disease domain. The experimental evaluation confirmed that the tree-based ensemble model consistently achieved superior predictive accuracy and delivered dependable results across both disease datasets. The trained models were successfully embedded within a web-based healthcare application, enabling real-time disease risk generation in a clinically accessible format. The system helps doctors and hospital staff perform faster disease screening and make better decisions about early treatment and prevention. Additional features like patient record storage, report generation, and visual charts make the tool more useful in day-to-day hospital operations. Prospective extensions of this work may encompass the incorporation of prediction modules for additional disease categories, expansion of the training datasets to enhance model generalizability, experimentation with deep learning architectures for improved accuracy, and the integration of advanced monitoring dashboards and visualization tools to better serve real-world clinical application requirements.

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