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Inequality hastens aging? Social inequality is linked to faster biological aging, claims study
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Inequality hastens aging? Social inequality is linked to faster biological aging, claims study
People experiencing social disadvantage tend to show faster biological aging, and this association was strongest when using the newest generation of epigenetic clocks. This is according to a study — “Social determinants of health and epigenetic clocks: a systematic review and meta-analysis of 140 studies” by Y. E. Willems, A. D. Rezaki, M. Aikins, A. Bahl, Q. Wu, D. W. Belsky, and L. Raffington — that was published in Nature Human Behaviour. The…
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