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Lifestyle & functionMeasuring agingMeasuring aging
Does more exercise mean a longer life?
People who report leisure-time activity often live longer, but being able to exercise also reflects health. We reanalysed NHANES 2007–2014 questionnaires linked to public mortality files and compared…
- Activity and mortality associationModerate
- Physical functionModerate
- Randomized mortality evidenceNot yet determinable
Does the Body Suddenly Age at 44 and 60?
The available results do not establish ages 44 and 60 as two universal turning points in aging. We checked the original code and data and repeated age permutations and participant resampling. The…
- Reproduction and conditional count behaviorModerate
- Locating biological transitions at 44/60 from this curveNot supported
When an Aging Clock Turns Back, What Has Actually Changed?
A lower clock reading can be a biological signal worth investigating. Interpreting it as a younger body, less disease or a longer life requires further evidence. We reanalyzed published CALERIE blood…
- Clock readings can moveModerate
- What a reversal meansNot yet determinable