Actuarial aging rate
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upin humans1
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Calendar time
upin humans1
calendar time is associated with actuarial aging rate in humans (increase in 74% of studied populations).
“recently demonstrated an increase over time in the majority (74%) of studied populations.”
Humansmeasured through the Gompertz slope parameterrecent period
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