Study: Nineties birth cohort age faster biologically

A study has revealed that those born in the 1990s age biologically faster than their counterparts from the 1960s, with a 92 percent increase in the gap between biological and chronological age compared to them. The results showed that this gap is larger among men and is associated with a higher risk of developing cancer, particularly colon, rectal, and uterine cancers, which have become more common among younger generations. The researchers pointed out that factors such as obesity, diabetes, and early puberty may contribute to accelerated aging and increased cancer risk.

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