Research shows that a diet low in vegetables and fruits and high in red meat, fast food, and sugar-sweetened soft drinks was associated with accelerated biological aging even in young adulthood.
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University of Jyväskylä
Suboptimal dietary patterns may accelerate biological aging already in young adulthood
According to a recent study, a diet low in vegetables and fruits and high in red meat, fast food, and sugar-sweetened soft drinks was associated with accelerated biological aging even in young adulthood.
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Poorer children more likely to age faster than affluent counterparts, study finds. 🧒💔 Biological disadvantages may be shaped in first decade of a child’s life depending on family affluence. Children from higher affluence had longer telomeres and lower cortisol levels compared with low affluence. 📉💰
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the Guardian
Poorer children more likely to age faster than affluent counterparts, study finds
Biological disadvantages may be shaped in first decade of a child’s life depending on family affluence
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Ageing accelerates around age 50 for humans, some organs faster than others. The findings add to mounting evidence that ageing is not linear, but is instead pockmarked by periods of rapid change. It also suggests that some tissues, especially blood vessels, age faster than others. 🧓🔬⏳
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Nature
Ageing accelerates at around age 50 ― some organs faster than others
Nature - An analysis of how various tissues age is the latest to suggest that ageing does not march to a steady beat.
Biological aging predicts midlife cognitive decline 🧠, especially in those raised in poverty 💰. Children from low-income families may be more vulnerable to age-related cognitive decline, according to a new twin study.
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PsyPost
Biological aging predicts midlife cognitive decline, especially in those raised in poverty
A new study using twin data indicates that accelerated biological aging predicts cognitive decline from childhood to midlife—especially for those raised in lower-income households. The research sheds light on how early disadvantage may shape brain health…
A multi-university twin study finds that accelerated biological aging, amplified by early-life disadvantage, is linked to cognitive decline later in life. 🧬🧠📉
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News and Events
What your DNA – and childhood – reveal about midlife decrease in IQ
Study of twins finds accelerated biological aging, amplified by early-life disadvantage, is linked to steeper IQ declines by midlife
Social support, from childhood warmth to adult community involvement, may slow biological aging, setting back the “epigenetic clocks” ⏳ and making you younger than your years, according to DNA studies 🧬.
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Cornell University
A lifetime of social ties adds up to healthy aging
Research shows the biological aging process can be slowed by strong social connections and support.
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The tiny blood vessels in the eyes, examined through a retina scan, might hold the key to predicting a person’s risk of developing heart disease ❤️🩺 and how fast they’re biologically aging ⏳👁️.
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McMaster News
In plain sight: What the eyes reveal about aging and cardiovascular risk - McMaster News
The tiny blood vessels in the eyes might hold the key to predicting a person’s risk of developing heart disease and how fast they’re biologically aging, according to researchers at McMaster and the Population Health Research Institute (PHRI) — a joint institute…
Long-term calorie restriction may slow biological aging in the brain 🧠. The research provides evidence that a 30% reduction in calories preserves the metabolic function of cells responsible for insulating nerve fibers.
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PsyPost
Long-term calorie restriction may slow biological aging in the brain
Reducing calorie intake by thirty percent appears to protect essential support cells in the aging primate brain. Findings published in Aging Cell show that a restricted diet preserves metabolic function and reduces inflammation in glial cells.
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Childhood adversity linked to accelerated biological aging in women 🧬⏳👩.
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PsyPost
Childhood adversity linked to accelerated biological aging in women, new study finds
Hardships faced in childhood may leave a chemical signature on our DNA decades later. A new study finds that specific early-life struggles are linked to a higher biological age in older women.
Science News
Childhood adversity linked to accelerated biological aging in women 🧬⏳👩. Read Full Article #ChildhoodAdversity #Epigenetics #BiologicalAging #WomensHealth #HealthDisparities
* ⚖️ Specific childhood hardship patterns are linked to faster biological aging in women, with effects varying by sex and race/ethnicity.
* 🧬 Researchers identified distinct adversity patterns, like "Financial Adversity" and "Socioeconomic Adversity," showing these specific combinations, not just a cumulative score, impact long-term health.
* ⏳ The study found women in certain adversity groups exhibited accelerated biological aging, a connection not statistically clear in men, supporting the "weathering" hypothesis of chronic stress wearing down the body.
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* 🧬 Researchers identified distinct adversity patterns, like "Financial Adversity" and "Socioeconomic Adversity," showing these specific combinations, not just a cumulative score, impact long-term health.
* ⏳ The study found women in certain adversity groups exhibited accelerated biological aging, a connection not statistically clear in men, supporting the "weathering" hypothesis of chronic stress wearing down the body.
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Association between shingles vaccination and slower biological aging: Evidence from a U.S. population-based cohort study 🧬💉
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OUP Academic
Association between shingles vaccination and slower biological aging: evidence from a US population-based cohort study Open Access
Abstract. There is growing interest in whether adult vaccines such as shingles vaccine may slow biological aging beyond preventing acute infections. Using
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Teens who frequently lash out at others may face lasting physical health consequences later in life... The study found that aggressive behavior in early adolescence is linked to faster biological aging and higher body mass index (BMI) by age 30.
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Research has found social inequality is linked to faster biological aging. Evidence of accelerated biological aging associated with social disadvantage is already visible in children, indicating that social inequality can shape biology from a young age.
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Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
Social inequality is linked to faster biological aging
By integrating findings from 140 studies and nearly 66,000 individuals, researchers show that lower socioeconomic status and exposure to discrimination are consistently associated with accelerated biological aging, measured in the epigenome.
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Younger generations are aging biologically faster than their older counterparts. This faster biological aging is also linked to early-onset cancers. Immune system aging is linked to earlier lung cancer; fat tissue aging is linked to earlier colorectal cancer.
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WashU Medicine
Faster aging in younger generations linked to rise in early-onset cancer | WashU Medicine
Faster aging in younger generations is linked to the rise in early-onset cancers, according to a new analysis.
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Unconditional cash transfers to mothers with low income may slow biological aging in their children. Because of the randomized controlled trial design, the researchers concluded that these changes were caused by receipt of the higher cash transfer, rather than other factors.
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Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
Cash transfers to mothers with low income may slow biological aging in children
A study published in Nature Human Behaviour reports that providing cash transfers to mothers with low income during the first four years of their children's lives changed the children's biological aging in ways associated with better health in adulthood.
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Simple Diet Change Shifted People's Biological Age Markers in Just 4 Weeks: Strongest evidence from eating both plant and animal foods, but with less fat and more carbohydrates, biological-age 3.5 to 4.1 years lower than high-fat group, the carbohydrates mainly from whole, minimally processed foods.
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ScienceAlert
Simple Diet Change Shifted People's Biological Age Markers in Just 4 Weeks
They ate MORE carbs.
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