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Combined effects of genetic predisposition and sleep quality on acceleration of biological ageing: Findings from the UK biobank cohort.

Archives of gerontology and geriatrics - 1 Nov 2024

Zhao Chenyu, Yang Yongli, Wang Yuping, Jia Xiaocan, Fan Jingwen, Wang Nana, Bo Yacong, Shi Xuezhong

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OBJECTIVE: Genetic risks can accelerate ageing, yet better quality sleep may slow down it. We thus examined the interaction and combined effects of genetic predisposition and sleep quality on the risk of accelerate aging. METHODS: This study included 407,027 participants from the UK Biobank. Sleep index of each participant was retrieved from the following seven sleep behaviors: snoring, chronotype, daytime...

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PMID: 38896974
DOI: 10.1016/j.archger.2024.105525

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