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Multi-Disease Prediction System based on Machine Learning

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IJSREM62099

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April 2026

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1-10

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Bhavya Sachdeva

Department of Finance

FORE School of Management

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Arnav Tanwar

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology

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Abstract

The advancement of Machine Learning (ML) in healthcare has facilitated significant improvements in disease diagnosis and early detection. Early diagnosis of diseases is crucial for improving treatment success rates and reducing mortality. In this paper, we propose a Multi-Disease Prediction System that leverages various ML algorithms to predict the presence of Diabetes, Heart Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, Breast Cancer, and Lung Cancer. The system utilizes Support Vector Machines (SVM) and Logistic Regression classifiers to process patient data and predict disease outcomes with high accuracy. Our results show that the system achieves a testing accuracy of 94.29% for Breast Cancer and 90.38% for Diabetes, showcasing its potential as an effective diagnostic tool. The paper discusses the design, implementation, evaluation as well as deployment of the system, and its effectiveness in predicting diseases with high accuracy. It also discusses the challenges faced in disease prediction, the comparative performance of various algorithms, and future improvements that can be made to enhance the accuracy of the system and its usability. The results demonstrate that the system can be an essential tool for healthcare professionals in early detection and decision-making processes.

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Keywords: Machine Learning Disease Prediction Early Diagnosis SVM Logistic Regression Diabetes Heart Disease Parkinson’s Disease Breast Cancer Lung Cancer Streamlit Healthcare

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Bhavya Sachdeva, Arnav Tanwar, "Multi-Disease Prediction System based on Machine Learning," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 4, pp. 1-10, April 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM62099

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The development of the Multi-Disease Prediction System demonstrates the potential of machine learning in improving healthcare outcomes through early disease diagnosis. The system achieves a testing accuracy of 94.29% for Breast Cancer and 90.38% for Diabetes, showcasing its effectiveness. The system offers a promising approach to healthcare, providing faster and more reliable predictions compared to traditional diagnostic methods. While the results were promising, there is room for improvement, particularly in increasing dataset diversity and expanding model capabilities to handle other forms of medical data such as imaging. Future work will focus on integrating more advanced models, enhancing system performance, and expanding the application to include additional diseases.

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