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Translating cellular aging clocks into disease risk prediction

Aug 2026 · Cell Reports Medicine · Vol 7, pp. 102996 · 0 citations · 11 references
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Abstract

Ding et al. mapped over 7,000 plasma proteins to more than 40 cell types and developed machine learning aging clocks across 60,000 individuals, demonstrating that cell-type-specific biological aging is heterogeneous, measurable from blood alone, and powerfully predictive of neurodegenerative disease, cancer, and mortality up to 15 years before clinical onset.1

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