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Pregnancy may speed up biological ageing, study finds

Pregnancy accelerates biological aging in young, high-fertility women, according to a study.
The study is the first to track changes in biological age based on the number of pregnancies a woman has had.

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The Guardian

Pregnancy may speed up biological ageing, study finds

Each pregnancy is linked with an additional two to three months of biological ageing, researchers say

24 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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abc News

Video Pregnancy increases biological aging in women, study shows

ABC News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jen Ashton discusses how pregnancy leads to aging in women.

23 days ago·United States

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The Washington Post

How pregnancy may speed up the aging process

Pregnant women’s cells seem to age at an exaggerated clip, adding extra months or even years to a woman’s so-called biological age as her pregnancy progresses.

24 days ago

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The Telegraph

Being a mother really does age you, study finds

Pregnancy accelerates biological ageing, with each baby causing women to grow older by up to 2.8 months

23 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Indian Express

Pregnancy increases your biological age, finds study, but there are ways to reverse it

Pregnancy & Aging: New Study Reveals Surprising Reversal! Does pregnancy age you? New research suggests a surprising twist! While it might increase biological age, giving birth could reverse it. Get the details on this fascinating study and its implications for maternal health.

27 days ago·India

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