Searching For Meaningful Markers by David Stipp. The New York Times. July 22, 2013.
(1) Why are wrinkles and age-related rises in blood pressure problematic for a common measure of aging?
(2) What are some of the possible applications of a common measure of aging?
(3) Biomarkers of aging should foretell the remaining life span of a middle-aged person better than _______________________,
(4) According to one study the eye's ability to ______________________ was among the most predictive of lifespan.
(5) Epigenetic markers predictably _____________________ and could perhaps therefore could be a measure of aging.
(6) Men appear to age on average ____________ faster than women.
(7) Tumor cells age ___________________ more than normal cells.
(8) Aging-rate tests may someday be ____________________.
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