Younger Generations Show Faster Biological Aging Linked to Early Cancer Risk
A large study of 154k UK Biobank and 10k All of Us participants finds that newer birth cohorts show faster biological aging, and greater aging is tied to an 8% higher risk of early-onset solid cancers, rising to 15% for the oldest-aging individuals; immune and fat tissue aging also correlate with specific cancers, pointing to aging-biomarker tests for personalized prevention.