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Measures of Biologic Age in a Community Sample Predict Mortality and Age-Related Disease: The Framingham Offspring Study — Joanne M. Murabito (2017) | RDL Network
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Measures of Biologic Age in a Community Sample Predict Mortality and Age-Related Disease: The Framingham Offspring Study
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Measures of Biologic Age in a Community Sample Predict Mortality and Age-Related Disease: The Framingham Offspring Study
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2017
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Joanne M. Murabito
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Qiang Zhao
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Martin G. Larson
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Our findings suggest BA measures may be complementary in predicting risk for mortality and age-related disease.
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