AI Finds Some Organs Age Faster
A recent study reveals that human body organs can age at different rates, and that aging is not uniform across all organs. Artificial intelligence techniques were used to analyze donated human tissues, showing that some organs, such as the lungs and kidneys, begin aging earlier—between ages 20 and 40—before the appearance of related diseases. The findings indicate that organs can have different biological ages within the same body, with older samples exhibiting changes in color, weakened nerve fibers, and thickened blood vessel walls. Signs of aging can be detected through blood tests by analyzing gene activity, providing a non-surgical method to monitor the aging process of organs and to identify risks of age-related diseases.
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