Ruth Salway, Miranda Armstrong, Jeevitha Mariapun, Daniel D Reidpath, Sophia Brady, Mohamed Shajahan Yasin, Tin Tin Su, Laura Johnson
Predicting higher child BMI z-score and obesity incidence in Malaysia: a longitudinal analysis of a dynamic cohort study
BMC public health
graceful healthy ageing extended longevity desired goal human race process ageing inevitable profound impact gradual deterioration physiology health since triggers onset many chronic conditions like dementia osteoporosis diabetes arthritis cancer cardiovascular disease however people livedlive 100 years called centenarians achieve extended lifespans completely understood studying unknown factors longevity important establish longer human lifespan also manage treat people shortened lifespans suffering agerelated morbidities furthermore older adults maintain strong cognitive function referred superagers may resistant risk factors linked cognitive decline investigating mechanisms underlying cognitive resilience may contribute development therapeutic strategies support preservation cognitive function people age key long physically cognitively healthy life mystery scientists ages developments medical sciences helps us better understanding human physiological function greater access medical care led us increase life expectancy moreover inheriting favorable genetic traits adopting healthy lifestyle play pivotal roles promoting longer healthier lives engaging regular physical activity maintaining balanced diet avoiding harmful habits smoking contribute overall wellbeing synergy positive lifestyle choices access education socioeconomic factors environmental determinants genetic supremacy enhances potential longer healthier life article aims examine factors associated healthy ageing particularly focusing cognitive health centenarians also discussing different aspects ageing including genomic instability metabolic burden oxidative stress inflammation mitochondrial dysfunction cellular senescence immunosenescence sarcopenia