Plasma Proteomic Signatures Linked to All-Cause Mortality
This study benchmarks multimodal ageing biomarkers and plasma proteomic signatures against all-cause mortality, revealing significant associations with mortality risk in older adults.
This study benchmarks multimodal ageing biomarkers and plasma proteomic signatures against all-cause mortality, revealing significant associations with mortality risk in older adults.
This study explores how Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) wear-time affects the correlation between Time-in-Range (TIR) and HbA1c levels in youth with type 1 diabetes.
This study explores how Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) wear-time influences the relationship between Time-in-Range (TIR) and HbA1c levels in youth with type 1 diabetes.
This study evaluates the accuracy of a consumer-grade wrist-worn activity tracker in measuring sedentary behavior in older outpatients with cardiovascular disease compared to a research-grade accelerometer.
This study evaluates the accuracy of a consumer-grade wrist-worn activity tracker for measuring sedentary behavior in outpatients with cardiovascular disease, comparing it to a research-grade device.
This study explores the use of wearable technology and machine learning for noninvasive glucose estimation in healthy individuals and those with obesity, highlighting potential for personalized health strategies.
This observational cohort study explores the use of wearable devices and machine learning for noninvasive interstitial glucose estimation in healthy individuals and those with obesity.
A study investigates the associations between substance use, including alcohol and opioids, and biological aging in a population-based sample of adults.
Research explores the association between substance use, including alcohol and opioids, and epigenetic age acceleration in a population-based study.
A study investigates the associations between substance use, including alcohol and opioids, and accelerated biological aging, highlighting significant links with cigarette smoking.