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Epigenetic aging is associated with clinical and experimental pain in community-dwelling older adults
1 Jan 2019
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Gerontological research reveals considerable interindividual variability in aging phenotypes, which has motivated research efforts to identify “aging biomarkers.” Aging biomarkers are used to calculate biological age, which are better predictors of disease risk and residual lifespan when compared to chronological age alone. Emerging evidence using the epigenetic clock as an aging biomarker supports highly...
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