… Then we review recent information about the age at incidence of major psychiatric disorders
in … appear and the extent to which one disorder increases the risk or accelerates the onset of …

… psychiatric phenotypes are associated with accelerated epigenetic aging. Our findings may
explain the accelerated … disease risk associated with chronic stress and psychiatric disorders. …

… increased at the age of 11 years, and the curve accelerated in midadolescence to a peak …
a psychiatric disorder, and at least 1 in 3 will have experienced a mental disorder by the age of …

… to demonstrate accelerated telomere shortening in mood disorders, or in any chronic
psychiatric disorder, and suggests that chronic mood disorders contribute to acceleration of aging …

… age acceleration are associated with suicide by themselves or in combination with comorbid
psychiatric disorders, … with suicide risk among patients suffering from psychiatric disorders. …

… can also predict newborn gestational age and gestational age acceleration (GAA). GAA
occurs when the predicted biological age is higher than the chronological age. In adults, poor …

… We defined abnormal growth acceleration for head circumference and … age, because we
did not have head circumference data from around the time of birth and at 14–19 months of age. …

… Biochemical measures were missing in some individuals and we did not study other psychiatric
disorders. Waist circumference or waist-hip-ratio may show more extensive associations …

… with their chronological age, whereas inverse or slower age acceleration signifies the … that
slower age acceleration occurs among long-lived individuals. Older epigenetic age was also …

… clocks were consistently accelerated related to smoking and age-… , and most chronological
age clocks were decelerated specifically … In summary, psychiatric disorders and the numerous …