Extreme heat may be accelerating aging in older adults: Study
- A study from the USC Leonard Davis School indicates that greater exposure to extreme heat can accelerate biological aging in older adults, impacting their long-term health and age at the molecular level.
- Jennifer Ailshire, the study's senior author, notes that individuals in hotter regions show greater biological aging than those in cooler areas.
- The research found that older adults in Phoenix faced up to 14 months of additional biological aging compared to those in cooler regions due to higher heat days.
- Ailshire emphasizes the need for improved urban infrastructure to protect vulnerable populations from heat exposure as climate change increases.
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