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Beyond point estimates: quantifying predictive uncertainty reveals hidden dimensions of biological age acceleration and improves risk interpretation

2026-08-05

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Biological age estimates are increasingly used to study aging, disease risk, and mortality, yet their predictive uncertainty is rarely quantified. Consequently, conventional age-gap measures can treat deviations as equally informative even when the underlying biological age predictions differ substantially in reliability. We developed a framework for uncertainty-aware biological aging that generates calibrated pre...

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a0181836-d241-582e-a8c0-a2d614c306ea
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10.64898/2026.08.05.742349
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