Some people age slower than their years—and stay that way for decades

Researchers tracked people whose biological markers suggested they were younger than their chronological age and found the advantage persisted over 20 years. The finding could reshape how companies, insurers, and policymakers think about aging, longevity risk, and what actually predicts healthy aging outcomes.

Originaltitel: Re-examination of successful agers with lower biological than chronological age still after a 20-year follow-up period