Phenotypic aging acceleration

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Olfactory dysfunction

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  1. Olfactory dysfunction is associated with phenotypic aging acceleration in humans (+2.48 years (95% CI +0.79 to +4.16); p = 0.0039).

    “was associated with +2.48 years of phenotypic aging acceleration (95% CI: +0.79, +4.16; p = 0.0039)”

    Humans≥4 of 8 odors incorrectly identified on the Pocket Smell Testn = 3,519

    Olfactory dysfunction and biological aging in NHANES 2013–2014: Archival deposit

    Preprint1 Jan 2026Preprint

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