Papers by Yan Yan

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  1. 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
  2. Environmental Health Perspectives

    Green space is linked to less accelerated biological aging

    In 11,760 adults, higher green space was linked to an odds ratio of 0.84 for accelerated aging, and a mixture of air pollutants was linked to 1.16.In 11,760 adults, higher green space was linked to an odds ratio of 0.84 for accelerated aging, and a mixture of air pollutants was linked to 1.16.

    Cohort study of 11,760 peoplePopulations
  3. Nature Aging

    Varied follicle growth buffers egg cell lifespans in mice

    Using lineage tracing across the lifespan of female mice, researchers mapped how secondary follicles regulate the survival of activated egg cells to support long-term…Using lineage tracing across the lifespan of female mice, researchers mapped how secondary follicles regulate the survival of activated egg cells to support long-term fertility.

    Experiments in miceMechanisms
  4. BMC Geriatrics

    Red blood cell variation is linked to higher hip fracture risk

    Each one-percentage-point increase in red blood cell distribution width was linked to an 8% higher hazard of hip fracture over 14 years.Each one-percentage-point increase in red blood cell distribution width was linked to an 8% higher hazard of hip fracture over 14 years.

    Cohort study of 76,078 peopleHip fracture