Perceived age as clinically useful biomarker of ageing: cohort study.

BMJ · 2009 · PMC2792675 · PMID 20008378

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The correlation between perceived age and chronological age was highest in the total sample (0.52), while it was lowest (0.22), but still highly significant, using the data from the older female assessors.

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