Study links environment and lifestyle to early aging
A recent study has found that the process of biological aging can begin early in life and is accelerated depending on environment and lifestyle. It confirmed that lifestyle factors and environmental exposures during childhood and adolescence account for approximately 28% of the variation in biological age at age 22. Factors such as air pollution, green spaces, and daily habits are linked to the rate of aging. The study employs machine learning techniques to analyze the relationship between these factors and early biological age, with a focus on how the environment impacts healthy aging.
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