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This project aims to understand the mechanisms of aging by linking lifelong disease history with physiological and molecular aging markers in long-lived mammals, such as elephants. It seeks to identify how health history impacts aging rates and individual health.
Given the ageing population in Europe, it is critical to understand the mechanisms involved in growing old.
Our ability to reduce the impact of ageing in humans might be best studied in equally long-lived animals.
Predicting future changes in longevity patterns might depend on our ability to develop indicators of how old we really are and how many healthy years we have ahead of us, and how those indicators depend on our health history across decades.My study will be the first linking lifelong di…
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