Lung proteomic age gap

There is 1 paper on lung proteomic age gap in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Nov 6, 2026: “Nighttime light linked to signs of faster organ aging”.

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Nighttime light linked to signs of faster organ aging

Across nighttime light exposure categories, the strongest link involved protein-based brain aging, with a statistical association estimate of 0.21.Across nighttime light exposure categories, the strongest link involved protein-based brain aging, with a statistical association estimate of 0.21.

Cross-sectional study of 37,323 peoplePopulations