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Research connects environment to early aging
A recent study has shown that biological aging may start earlier than young adulthood and accelerate due to environmental influences and lifestyle factors, in addition to genetic factors. Researchers explained that factors such as daily habits, green spaces, air pollution, and social conditions during childhood and adolescence account for about 28% of the variation in biological age at age 22. The study is based on the analysis of long-term data from twins using machine learning models, and it confirms that the rate of aging is affected by multiple factors and begins before birth, increasing the risk of age-related diseases at earlier stages.
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