Bryan Johnson· Author
Subsequent generations of biological aging clocks have been developed with a focus on improved accuracy, reliability, and sensitivity to interventions.
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Subsequent generations of biological aging clocks have been developed with a focus on improved accuracy, reliability, and sensitivity to interventions.
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This lack of reliability and accuracy motivated the development of several generations of aging clocks algorithms, and the resulting lack of consistency in implementing the various aging clocks is what motivated this study to create a roadmap for the optimal use of aging clocks to evaluate anti-aging therapies and interventions.