1 finding
Epigenetic age
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Cardiovascular health decreases epigenetic age in humans (ψ from -4.29 to -0.79).
“Better CVH was associated with lower EAA (ψ, the estimates of collective associations, ranged from - 4.29 to - 0.79, depending on the EAA measure).”
Humansn = 1,940
BMC medicine8 Oct 2025
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