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Various diseases and conditions are strongly associated with the next-generation epigenetic aging clock CheekAge

7 Mar 2025

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Epigenetic aging clocks represent contemporary aging biomarkers that predict age using methylomic data. These models can be categorized as first-generation clocks that estimate chronological age or next-generation clocks that are designed to associate with health, lifestyle, and/or outcomes. Recently, we created a next-generation buccal clock called CheekAge that associates with all-cause mortality risk in older...

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PMID: 40050559
DOI: 10.1007/s11357-025-01579-9

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