Proteomic aging clock predicts mortality and risk of common age-related diseases in diverse populations
M. Austin Argentieri(Broad Institute), Cornelia M. van Duijn(University of Oxford), Laura Winchester(University of Oxford), Jukka Partanen(Finnish Red Cross), Rodosthenis S. Rodosthenous(Massachusetts General Hospital), Robert Clarke(Nuffield Health), Alejo Nevado‐Holgado(University of Oxford), Upamanyu Ghose(King Abdulaziz University), Pang Yao(Peking University), Hannah Fry(University of Oxford), Iona Y. Millwood(University of Oxford), Cassandra Adams(King Abdulaziz University), Sihao Xiao(Broad Institute), Ashwag Albukhari(King Abdulaziz University), Derrick Bennett(American Council on Education), Jun Lv(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Aarno Palotie(Broad Institute), Liming Li(Peking University), Zhengming Chen(Population Council), Mitja Kurki(Massachusetts General Hospital), Mark J. Daly(Broad Institute), Najaf Amin(University of Oxford), Zhili Zheng(Massachusetts General Hospital), Mohsen Mazidi(King's College London)
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