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Healthspan Acceleration Metrics

Meaning

Healthspan Acceleration Metrics are a specialized set of quantifiable biological and functional indicators used to measure the rate and extent to which clinical interventions are successfully extending an individual’s period of optimal health and vitality. These metrics go beyond traditional disease markers, focusing instead on markers of biological age, functional capacity, and systemic resilience. Examples include telomere length dynamics, epigenetic clock age, mitochondrial function assays, and measures of maximum aerobic capacity. They serve as objective proof that a person is not just living longer, but living healthier for longer.