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Environment and lifestyle may speed biological aging in young adults
Original: Living environment and lifestyle factors may accelerate biological aging in early adulthood
New research suggests that living environment and lifestyle factors in early adulthood may accelerate biological aging, meaning some people in their twenties and thirties could be biologically older than their actual age. The findings point to conditions such as surroundings and daily habits as influences on how quickly the body ages, drawing attention to health risks that emerge long before later life.
Why now: A new study linking everyday environment and lifestyle to faster biological aging in young adults is drawing attention to early prevention of age-related health decline.
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- Living environment and lifestyle factors may accelerate biological aging in early adulthood · Medical Xpress
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