… , neurotrophic deficiencies and telomere shortening) converge on a model of accelerated
aging (AA). Aging can be understood as a multidimensional process involving physical, …

… Finally, inflammation also seems to be a logical target in the clinical treatment of the
disorder. A 2017 meta-analysis on the use of anti-inflammatory treatments for mood disorders …

… feasible to implement in both daily clinical practice and among patients enrolled in clinical
trials. Geriatric assessment tools that can be mailed to the patient and completed prior to the …

… Given the mounting evidence that cancer and cancer treatments might accelerate ageing
in various ways, we consider what role behavioural factors could have in modifying these …

… Our principle finding is that young adults who show signs of rapid biological aging are …
Our measurement of accelerated aging is necessarily imperfect. Methods are still under …

… accelerated aging compared to whites. However, these differences should decrease with
age … Finally, we hypothesize that racial differences in pace of aging will account for the higher …

… produce changes in function at the organ level that in many respects mimic those of aging (…
“premature aging syndrome,” in the older adult these changes are superimposed on the age-…

… clinical care management considerations for healthcare professionals caring for HIV+ persons.
… as to whether HIV infection constitutes a state of accentuated or accelerated aging [14] . …

… to the medical comorbidity burden and to accelerated aging: … neurotrophic activity, and
accelerated cell aging, manifest as … of physical disease and of accelerated aging at the cellular …

… shared by normal aging and HIV infection and explore the growing spectrum of clinical
manifestations associated with the accelerated aging phenotype in HIV-infected individuals. …