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EducationEndocrinologyPhysiologyAgingGeriatricsGerontologyAge AssessmentAge DifferencesAge-related Physiologic ChangesAge-related Physiological ChangesAging PhysiologyBiological AgingAge-related Hormonal DeclineBiological Age AssessmentBiological Age BiomarkersGonadal AgingHormonal Changes In AgingLinear RegressionMultiple RegressionSex Differences In Aging
Biological age can be assessed by means of clinical parameters. Some parameters are more suitable than others; criteria for a rational selection of such parameters are discussed in detail. The main tool used in this essay is multiple linear regression. The data reveal a characteristic sex difference in human and, presumably, mammalian aging.
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