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We Thought Our Age Was Reading on Our ID Card: Harvard Researchers Just Measured What's Really Getting Older in Us

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Time flows inexorably, but our body does not always age at the same rate as our civil status. To measure this real wear and tear, science has been using epigenetic "clocks" based on DNA chemical brands since 2013, the reliability of which is sometimes contested. A major study conducted by Harvard Medical School and published [...]
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Time flows inexorably, but our body does not always age at the same rate as our civil status. To measure this real wear and tear, science has been using epigenetic "clocks" based on DNA chemical brands since 2013, the reliability of which is sometimes contested. A major study conducted by Harvard Medical School and published [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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