Organ-specific biological age

Biomarker

2 papers1 finding

  • Humans1
  • In silico1

Associations

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Organ disease risk

upin humans1

1 study
  1. Organ-specific biological age is associated with organ disease risk in humans.

    “Organ-specific BA correlated with organ disease risk and effectively captured distinct aging patterns.”

    Humans

    Novel machine learning framework for multidimensional biological age estimation reveals heterogeneous aging of organ systems

    Computer methods and programs in biomedicine20 Nov 2025

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Aging Cell

Higher birthweight and breastfeeding linked to slower organ aging

In UK Biobank participants, higher birthweight was associated with slower aging in 11 organs, while breastfeeding was linked to slower intestine and adrenal aging.In UK Biobank participants, higher birthweight was associated with slower aging in 11 organs, while breastfeeding was linked to slower intestine and adrenal aging.

Cohort study of 29,713 peoplePopulations
Clinical Epigenetics

Organ aging measures have varied genetic links to disease

An analysis using inherited genetic differences prioritised 31 of 306 assessable comparisons between organ aging measures and age-related conditions in European-ancestry…An analysis using inherited genetic differences prioritised 31 of 306 assessable comparisons between organ aging measures and age-related conditions in European-ancestry datasets.

Mendelian randomisation in peopleBiomarkers