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Longevity Markers

Meaning

Longevity markers are a set of quantifiable biological and physiological indicators that correlate strongly with an individual’s healthspan, biological age, and potential for extended lifespan. These biomarkers provide clinicians with objective data to assess the underlying rate of biological aging and the effectiveness of health interventions. Examples include telomere length, DNA methylation patterns, and specific metabolic ratios. Tracking these markers moves clinical practice beyond chronological age to focus on the dynamic state of cellular and systemic vitality.