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Parallel progress in perceived age and life expectancy

2017-09-29

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<h4>Summary</h4> Human life expectancy continues to rise in most populations. This rise not only leads to longer lives but is also accompanied by improved health at a given age, i.e. we see a reduction of biological age for a given chronological age in recent cohorts. Despite or even because of the diversity of biomarkers of aging, an accurate quantification of a general shift in biological age across time has be...

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Literature Corpus work: 25c3e1b8-d439-5763-ad52-e69ef9095bcc
DOI: 10.1101/195990

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