How everyday surroundings may affect heart failure in older adults
This review looks at pollution, noise, heat, and other surroundings linked to heart failure in older people. It argues these factors matter alongside age and heart disease.
A novel method for biological age assessment utilizing hospitalization risk of cardiovascular disease.
BACKGROUND: Aging is a complex process involving physiological changes that gradually impair function in organisms.
Neurodegeneration in sub-Saharan Africa: Intersections of biological ageing, genomic diversity and the lifetime exposome.
Neurodegenerative diseases are emerging as an important consequence of population ageing in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), but their scientific relevance extends beyond a projected rise in case numbers.
Air pollution and faster heart aging: a new way to test the idea
The authors propose a framework to tell apart pollution harm to the heart from faster heart aging. They do not test it in people or animals, so it does not show that pollution speeds up aging.
A nationwide effect-based assessment of ozone-dominant air pollution risk patterns and ageing-related inequality in China.
Air pollution and urban warming are increasingly intertwined, with heat-enhanced photochemistry making ozone an increasingly important concern for population health even where PM2.5 has declined.
Association between long-term ambient air pollution exposure and cognitive disorders among older adults in China: the mediating role of lifestyle.
BACKGROUND: Cognitive disorders (CDs) are a major public health concern in ageing societies.