GrimAge and DunedinPACE as Mortality Predictors
Two epigenetic clocks predict mortality risk in different ways.
Teodora Halász
Pharmacology & Industry Reporter
Teodora Halász trained as a pharmacist in Budapest before earning a master's in science communication, and has since built a reputation for skeptical, evidence-grounded coverage of the supplement industry and emerging longevity drugs. She has tracked clinical trials and regulatory filings in this space since 2017.
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