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Definite childhood loneliness was linked to faster frailty progression than no childhood loneliness, with an estimated difference of 0.289 in the statistical model.Definite childhood loneliness was linked to faster frailty progression than no childhood loneliness, with an estimated difference of 0.289 in the statistical model.
Each standard deviation decrease in locus coeruleus intensity was associated with 53% higher odds of testing positive for an Alzheimer's blood marker.Each standard deviation decrease in locus coeruleus intensity was associated with 53% higher odds of testing positive for an Alzheimer's blood marker.
Each doubling of spermidine intake was associated with 2.6 millilitres per kilogram per minute higher peak oxygen uptake in older people with coronary artery disease.Each doubling of spermidine intake was associated with 2.6 millilitres per kilogram per minute higher peak oxygen uptake in older people with coronary artery disease.
In 35,193 healthy adults followed for over a decade, each one-unit score rise was linked to a hazard ratio of 2.60 for disease progression.In 35,193 healthy adults followed for over a decade, each one-unit score rise was linked to a hazard ratio of 2.60 for disease progression.
A healthy lifestyle mediated 20.5% of socioeconomic inequity in all-cause mortality and 16.4% in unhealthy aging across a 20-year Chinese cohort.A healthy lifestyle mediated 20.5% of socioeconomic inequity in all-cause mortality and 16.4% in unhealthy aging across a 20-year Chinese cohort.
An animal study mapped gene activity in mouse livers of multiple ages, linking senescence patterns to changes in gene patterns defining specialised liver zones.An animal study mapped gene activity in mouse livers of multiple ages, linking senescence patterns to changes in gene patterns defining specialised liver zones.
In older Chinese adults, each one-microgram rise in indoor fine particles per cubic metre was linked to a 0.3% higher risk of death.In older Chinese adults, each one-microgram rise in indoor fine particles per cubic metre was linked to a 0.3% higher risk of death.