… are at risk for accelerated aging later in life and could benefit from existing evidence-based …
disability, and risk of early death in adulthood by reducing the risk of accelerated biological …

… In this review, we critically review the evidence for an involvement of oxidative/nitrosative
stress in acceleration of aging process in MDD. There are evidence of the association between …

… early secondary forms of CKD (such as diabetes and nephrosclerosis), more signs of accelerated
aging … that more system components may be affected in early secondary CKD. Third, it …

… the existing evidence for an accelerated aging state … early onset of various age-related
syndromes, chronic health conditions, and decreased resilience, suggesting an accelerated aging …

… Accumulating evidence suggests that some forms of ELA are associated with accelerated
aging using more global metrics of development, including cellular and reproductive strategy …

… Emerging evidence has consistently recognized early life traumas (eg, physical abuse
and emotional neglect) as potent contributors to CVD, 2-5 with limited emphasis given to life …

… provides convincing evidence that certain … age predicts accelerated age-related decline
and early mortality. Individuals with higher levels of epigenetic aging relative to their actual age …

… earlier in HIV-infected persons. This raises a critical research question: Does HIV accelerate
aging … The purpose of this review is to briefly outline the evidence that age-related clinical …

… on severe experiences of early adversity, we demonstrate … —and whether accelerated aging
may underlie associations of … There was evidence of stability over time for epigenetic age …

… <30 kg/m 2 and regular physical activity could mitigate the risks of late-life mortality and
morbidity, 16 and there was evidence that healthier lifestyle could prevent the early-life impact on …