Exploring Biological Aging: The Dunedin Study

This chapter examines the funding and collaborative efforts behind the Dunedin study, highlighting its innovative approach to measuring biological aging through the Dunedin-PACE test. It discusses the significance of tracking biomarkers over time to understand aging trajectories and the impact of various factors, such as childhood adversity and socioeconomic status, on biological aging. The conversation also emphasizes the need for diverse research applications and potential lifestyle interventions to align biological and chronological ages.