Cumulative socioeconomic status risk

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Cumulative socioeconomic status risk has no effect on GrimAgeAccel in humans.
“Cumulative SES risk was not associated with accelerated aging among women with higher mastery.”
Humansamong women with higher masteryfemalesn = 334
Mastery moderates the association between cumulative socioeconomic status risk and accelerated biological aging among middle-aged Black American women
The journals of gerontology. Series B, Psychological sciences and social sciences9 Sep 2026
Cumulative socioeconomic status risk increases GrimAgeAccel in humans (0.53 years (6.4 months) per risk factor).
“each additional risk factor was associated with an increase in GrimAgeAccel of approximately 0.53 years”
Humansafter accounting for confoundersfemalesn = 334
Mastery moderates the association between cumulative socioeconomic status risk and accelerated biological aging among middle-aged Black American women
The journals of gerontology. Series B, Psychological sciences and social sciences9 Sep 2026

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Mastery moderates the association between cumulative socioeconomic status risk and accelerated biological aging among middle-aged Black American women

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Mastery moderates the association between cumulative socioeconomic status risk and accelerated biological aging among middle-aged Black American women

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