Substance Use and Epigenetic Age Acceleration: A Study Overview
This study explores the associations between substance use, including alcohol and opioids, and biological aging, highlighting significant links with cigarette smoking and opioid use.
This study explores the associations between substance use, including alcohol and opioids, and biological aging, highlighting significant links with cigarette smoking and opioid use.
This study explores how blood cell composition affects DNA methylation age and age acceleration, revealing distinct biological interpretations and modest associations with health outcomes.
This study investigates how residential environments influence epigenetic age acceleration among older Black and White Americans, revealing disparities linked to residential privilege.
This study explores the associations between substance use, including alcohol, tobacco, and opioids, and biological aging, highlighting significant links with accelerated epigenetic age.
This study investigates how residential environments influence epigenetic age acceleration among older Black and White Americans, revealing disparities linked to racial clustering and household income.
This study explores the association between substance use, including alcohol and opioids, and biological aging in a population-based sample of adults.
This study explores how blood cell composition affects DNA methylation age and age acceleration, revealing distinct biological interpretations.
A study examines the association between substance use, including alcohol and opioids, and biological aging, highlighting significant links with cigarette smoking and opioid use.
This study explores how blood cell composition affects DNA methylation age and age acceleration, revealing complex biological interpretations.
This study investigates how neighborhood amenities, health services, and infrastructure relate to epigenetic aging, suggesting that better local resources may slow biological aging.