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Early Reproductive Timing Linked โto Accelerated Aging and Chronic Disease Risk
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Women who enter puberty beforeโ age eleven or give birth before age twenty-one face a substantially elevated riskโข of developing โchronic illnesses later in life, according to groundbreaking research published today. The study, conducted by scientists at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging, reveals a strong correlation between early reproductive milestones and increased susceptibility to conditions like Type 2 diabetes, heart failure, and obesity.
Genetic Basis of Reproductive Timing and Longevity
The research, appearing in the journal eLife, demonstrates that reproductive timingโ is