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Biological Age

What Is Biological Age and Why Does It Matter More Than Your Birth Date?

Most people know their age. Few know how fast they are aging.

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Biological Age

What Happens Inside the Body as We Age? The Hallmarks of Aging Explained

We all grow older, but biological ageing is more than the passing of time.

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Biological Age

Genomic Instability: What Happens When DNA Damage Builds Up?

Every cell in the body contains DNA. It carries the instructions that help cells grow, repair themselves and do their job.

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DNA helix visualization representing telomere shortening during cellular agingBased onResearch
Biological Age

Telomere Attrition: What Happens When Telomeres Become Shorter?

Telomeres are protective caps at the ends of chromosomes—the structures inside cells that contain our DNA.

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Whole-body molecular scan representing the monitoring of protein quality and cellular healthBased onResearch
Biological Age

Loss of Proteostasis: Why Do Damaged Proteins Build Up with Age?

Proteins do much of the work inside our cells.

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Digestive system visualization representing nutrient sensing and energy regulationBased onResearch
Biological Age

Deregulated Nutrient Sensing: Why Does the Body Handle Food and Energy Differently with Age?

Cells need energy and nutrients to work.

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Active body visualization representing mitochondrial energy production and physical capacityBased onResearch
Biological Age

Mitochondrial Dysfunction: What Happens When Cells Make Less Energy?

Every cell needs energy to work.

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Healthy mature adults representing the accumulation of senescent cells with ageBased onResearch
Biological Age

Cellular Senescence: Why Do Some Damaged Cells Remain in the Body?

Most cells in the body can divide and create new cells.

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Whole-body scan representing stem cell renewal and declining tissue repair capacityBased onResearch
Biological Age

Stem Cell Exhaustion: Why Does the Body Repair Itself More Slowly with Age?

The body is constantly replacing old, damaged or worn-out cells.

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