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All-Cause Mortality Markers

Meaning

All-cause mortality markers are specific biological, physiological, or lifestyle indicators whose abnormal levels or presence are statistically associated with an increased risk of death from any underlying cause. These markers serve as powerful predictors of overall healthspan and lifespan, reflecting the cumulative burden of systemic dysfunction. Monitoring these objective parameters offers a quantitative means to assess an individual’s biological resilience and disease vulnerability.