Clinical Epigenetics
Higher income linked to less random DNA marks in older women
An observational analysis of 2,192 postmenopausal women, checked in two other groups, linked higher income and education to lower randomness in DNA marks.An observational analysis of 2,192 postmenopausal women, checked in two other groups, linked higher income and education to lower randomness in DNA marks.
Cross-sectional · 2,192 peopleBiomarkers
Who was studied2,192 postmenopausal women
What changedHigher income was linked to less randomness in DNA methylation among postmenopausal women
The catchHealth differences could account for the link between income and DNA methylation randomness