Abstract
The prevalence of atrial fibrillation (AF) continues to grow in an aging population, and its impact on both patients and the health care system has has made it a global burden. There are limited available options to detect individuals at risk of AF that may benefit from prevention and treatment strategies. The ECG may be an effective tool do so. In this work, we discuss the latest work by Hayiroğlu and colleagues related to this work and the use of novel ECG prediction tools to identify individuals individuals that could benefit from early and proactive screening, surveillance, and management strategies.