All predictors of cardiovascular risk ultimately have some biological basis, of course. Sometimes, a predictor may simply reflect another, more proximal risk factor. For example, having yellow fingers ...

In patients with premature and established cardiovascular disease, gender factors, independent of biological sex ... mutual respect and cobuilding. For example, patient partners can assist in ...

For example, the Biological Age Clock Acceleration calculated using HbA1c ... By conducting GWAS on ∆Age, the authors identify genetic factors that affect aging and distinguish those associated with ...

Other biological factors that might play a role in mental ... in early fetal brain development or trauma during birth — for example, loss of oxygen to your brain — may increase your risk ...

For example, muscular strength is traditionally considered an intrinsic factor, suggesting that it is the individual ... the need for these programmes is largely based on perceived biological, ...

That was the foundation of our article, as we compile part of this evidence and propose that several biological factors — anatomy ... considering, for example, diet, exercise and the response ...

An example of this is research recently reported from the University of Montreal that examined both biological factors and psychosocial factors that determine cognitive differences. It is known ...

Less obvious — but still important — are the direct impacts of biological changes from COVID-19 that affect the brain and behavior. Although COVID-19 is first and foremost a respiratory virus, it ...

They also used four other tools to estimate biological age based on DNA methylation ... Takyrbashev pointed to exercise as one example of a factor that can induce positive changes in DNA ...