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Slowing Biological Aging After Age 50 Could Save CHF 131,608 in Healthcare Costs per Person
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Slowing Biological Aging After Age 50 Could Save CHF 131,608 in Healthcare Costs per Person
A new study indicates that monitoring and modifying the pace of biological aging through biomarker testing could significantly reduce long-term healthcare costs and increase individual health value. Researchers utilized the DunedinPACE epigenetic clock to model how interventions starting at age 50 affect frailty, life expectancy, and economic outcomes, finding that slowing biological aging leads to substantial financial savings and improved qual…
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