… Several hallmarks of aging (ie, genomic instability, epigenetic alterations, chronic … cancer
hallmarks and hence constitute common “meta-hallmarks,” while other features of aging (ie, …

… (ie, genomic instability, epigenetic alterations, chronic inflammation and dysbiosis) are
also described as hallmarks of cancer and hence constitute common ‘meta-hallmarks’ or ‘…

… a complex interplay between aging and cancer. To this end, … aging; therefore, aging is a
significant risk factor for cancer. In 2000 Hanahan and Weinberg [6] originally classified cancer …

… aging may lead to increased risks of any cancer, lung cancer, and colorectal cancer, independent
of age, sex, and common cancer … cancers such as breast cancer and prostate cancer, …

… aging (Abdellatif et al., 2023). Moreover, the Hallmarks have given rise to the concept of
meta-hallmarks of aging and cancer, … In this sense, these meta-hallmarks aimed to illustrate the …

Background Ageing hallmarks, characterising features of cellular ageing, have a role in the
pathophysiology of many age-related diseases. We examined whether obesity is associated …

… and development of tumors. But the association of biological ageing with tumors remains
elusive. … ageing to all-cause mortality of individuals with tumors and the related risk factors. …

… aging and cancer and in the development of intervention strategies. However, both aging and
cancer … Aging or senescence appears to be a consequence of the need to adapt to the ever…

… , ageing, and cancer. While there have been previous attempts to construct models separately
for two of these phenomena (such as embryogenesis and cancer, ageing and cancer), …

… a major achievement in the management of aging, including the treatment of cancer in
older individuals as frail patients, by definition, cannot tolerate aggressive cancer treatment. …