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Accelerated biological age linked to high normal serum sodium in general healthcare electronic medical records and NHANES

2026-08-26

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Recent epidemiological studies suggest poor hydration is a modifiable risk factor for aging-related chronic disease. We tested whether serum sodium was associated with accelerated biological aging. We analyzed data from 363,286 adults (18-80 years) from 20 years of electronic medical records from a large healthcare system, as well as 24,611 adults (18-80 years) from National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey...

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781021d7-440b-5a33-bcdf-d218da092a14
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10.64898/2026.08.23.26361167
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