Study links fetal development to health aging

The new scientific study published in the journal "Nature Health" highlights the importance of early health intervention throughout a person's life, starting from the embryonic stage through early childhood, to improve health outcomes and aging. It emphasized that focusing on the elderly in prevention and treatment programs may be too late, and that interventions should begin at early stages to reduce the accumulation of cellular and genetic damage as people age. The researchers proposed establishing the "Prosper" coalition for studying health and aging across the lifespan, aiming to collect and analyze biological and health data to develop diagnostic tools and treatments suitable for each age, transforming medicine into a preventive and proactive approach with the goal of increasing healthy lifespan.

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