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Generations of epigenetic clocks and their links to socioeconomic status in the Health and Retirement Study

17 Jul 2024

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Aim: This is a brief description of links between nine epigenetic clocks related to human aging and socioeconomic and behavioral characteristics as well as health outcomes. Materials & methods: We estimate frequently used and novel clocks from one data source, the Health and Retirement Study. Results: While all of these clocks are thought to reflect “aging,” they use different CpG sites and do not strongly relate...

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PMID: 39023350
DOI: 10.1080/17501911.2024.2373682

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