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Abstract
Essence
A multiomics profile of the world's oldest living person suggests distinct markers of extreme age and unusually healthy aging.
Evidence
High-throughput single-person multiomics study compared genome, transcriptome, metabolome, proteome, microbiome, and epigenome results with larger matched cohorts.
Caveat
The central evidence comes from one extreme-lifespan individual, and the abstract says generalization requires larger cohorts and longitudinal prospective studies.
Simplified
Longevity & Aging