Immune parameters
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1Chronological age
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Chronological age
no changein humans1
Chronological age has no effect on immune parameters in humans.
“In the absence of comorbidities, age had no detectable effect on immune parameters in the REALISM cohort (n = 174 individuals).”
Humansabsence of comorbidities in the REALISM cohortn = 174
Immunological impact of age and comorbidities: findings from the REALISM and SENIOR-HLA-DR cohorts
Aging clinical and experimental research
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1Stress
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1 study
Stress
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Stress is associated with immune parameters in humans.
“stress and social adversity are consistently associated with certain immune parameters”
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