Biobehavioral age gap

Biomarker1 paper2 findings

  • Humans1

Associations

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Cognitive function

downin humans1

1 study
  1. Biobehavioral age gap predicts cognitive function in humans (r = -0.22, d=0.44).

    “Higher baseline BAGs predicted future declines in functional ability ( r = ‐0·33, p <1e‐15, d=0·70) and cognition ( r = ‐0·22, p <1e‐15, d=0·44)”

    Humansn = 161,981

    Biobehavioral Age Gaps as a Global Index to Assess Disparities and the Exposome in Accelerated Aging Across 40 Countries · AAIC 2025 abstract · 23 Dec 2025

Functional ability

downin humans1

1 study
  1. Biobehavioral age gap predicts functional ability in humans (r = -0.33, d=0.70).

    “Higher baseline BAGs predicted future declines in functional ability ( r = ‐0·33, p <1e‐15, d=0·70)”

    Humansn = 161,981

    Biobehavioral Age Gaps as a Global Index to Assess Disparities and the Exposome in Accelerated Aging Across 40 Countries · AAIC 2025 abstract · 23 Dec 2025

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