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VAM: A Multimodal Dynamical Foundation Model for Characterizing Human Aging Dynamics and Enabling Virtual Aging Perturbation

2026-04-27

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Delaying aging and preventing age-related diseases require a precise, dynamic understanding of human aging. While biological age is widely used to quantify aging status, most existing methods rely on static estimates and fail to capture aging’s nonlinear dynamics or support in silico perturbation. Here, we propose the Virtual Aging Model (VAM), a multimodal framework that unites foundat...

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9760b4a7-5569-54b6-80e4-fa00ddc2df95
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9402213/v1
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