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Biological age acceleration and cardiovascular–kidney–metabolic syndrome progression: evidence from UK Biobank and NHANES
We examined associations of biological age acceleration with cardiovascular–kidney–metabolic (CKM) syndrome progression and baseline stage burden. Longitudinal analyses included 326,218 UK Biobank participants, and cross-sectional analyses included 5,228 NHANES adults. PhenoAge and KDMAge
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