Biphasic rest-activity instability

1 paper1 finding

Humans1

Associations

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Accelerated biological aging

upin humans1

1 study

Biphasic rest-activity instability is associated with accelerated biological aging in humans.
“males exhibited a biphasic instability phenotype, characterized by early-morning surges and late-evening rebounds, uniquely linked to accelerated aging.”
HumansEarly-morning surges and late-evening reboundsMulti-yearMales
Digital Phenotyping of Rest-Activity Rhythms and Biological Aging from Longitudinal Monitoring with Commercial Wearable Devices in All of Us
medRxiv29 Sep 2025Preprint

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medRxiv29 Sep

Digital Phenotyping of Rest-Activity Rhythms and Biological Aging from Longitudinal Monitoring with Commercial Wearable Devices in All of Us

Preprint: cohort study of 2,222 peopleBiomarkers