Could Skin Reveal New Clues About Aging and Frailty?
New research attention is asking whether skin changes — visible, measurable and accessible — could serve as early markers of biological aging and frailty.
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New research attention is asking whether skin changes — visible, measurable and accessible — could serve as early markers of biological aging and frailty.
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