Objectives Individuals with more education are at lower risk of developing multiple, different
age-related diseases than their less-educated peers. A reason for this might be that …

Age is closely related to human health and disease risks. However, chronologically defined
age often disagrees with biological age, primarily due to genetic and environmental …

Background Individuals who are socioeconomically disadvantaged are at increased risk for
aging-related diseases and perform less well on tests of cognitive function. The weathering …

Our understanding of human neurocognitive aging, its developmental roots, and life course
influences has been transformed by brain imaging technologies, increasing availability of …

Objective Myelin regeneration in the human central nervous system relies on progenitor
cells within the tissue parenchyma, with possible contribution from previously myelinating …

Biologic aging reflects the genetic, molecular, and cellular changes underlying the
development of morbidity and mortality with advancing chronological age. As several …

Recently, the aging population has increased exponentially around the globe bringing more
challenges to improve quality of life in those populations while reducing the economic …

Background To investigate the longitudinal relationship between physical frailty, the clinical
representation of accelerated biological aging, and antidepressant medication response in …

An absence of population-representative participant samples has limited research in healthy
brain aging. We highlight examples of what can be gained by enrolling more diverse …

Background and Objectives Exposure to socioeconomic disadvantage is associated with
early-onset cognitive aging. Biological aging, the progressive loss of system integrity that …