Cardiovascular biological age
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Cardiovascular biological age raises the risk of mortality in humans (aHR 1.10, P < 0.001).
“Each 1-year increase in CBA or PhenoAge was associated with a ~ 10% higher risk of CVD mortality (CBA aHR = 1.10; PhenoAge aHR = 1.09; both P < 0.001)”
Humansprediabetesn = 74,678
European journal of medical research6 Oct 2025
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