Worms help scientists research 'true physical age'

Scientists have identified biomarkers that may help them determine “true” physical age, as distinct from the number of years someone has lived.

Scientists have identified biomarkers that may help them determine “true” physical age, as distinct from the number of years someone has lived.

Not everyone ages at the same rate. While some septuagenarians function as if they are in their 50s, other people seem to get old before their time.

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