… Individuals with higher levels of epigenetic aging relative to their actual age had a higher …
aging acceleration with frailty ( 31 ). Other researchers showed that greater age acceleration …

… risk conferred by comorbid psychiatric disorder on BA and thus age-associated disease. …
of mood and anxiety disorders. Stronger associations with age-associated diseases and …

… accelerated biological aging in SMDs is supported by reports of acceleration of certain
biomarkers of age, such as leukocyte telomere length2 and epigenetic age4. However, data on …

… Research questions about the causal relationship between a psychiatric exposure and
epigenetic age acceleration require the same considerations. However, unlike with morbidity and …

… age acceleration was associated with neurocognitive functioning in a sample with independent
substantiation of child sexual abuse and in a sample recruited for psychiatric disorder …

… to individually estimate age from the structural … accelerated aging” effect may particularly
impact on the neuroanatomical signature of SZ but may extend also to other mental disorders…

… Evidence for the construct validity of the CTI has been collected in numerous studies showing
that CTI scales are related to the prevalence, incidence and course of psychiatric disorder. …

… We hypothesized that SCZ, BD, and MDD would all present signs of accelerated brain aging
with … major psychiatric disorders the brain age gap would be positively associated with age. …

… autism, there was an infantile rapid acceleration of brain growth both in gray matter …
acceleration started around 1 year. The accelerated growth was dysregulated as by 2 years of age …

… biological age during midlife. Identifying the conditions associated with accelerated biological
age … , and psychological disorders would be associated with older biological age at midlife. …