Associations Between 40‐Year Trajectories of <scp>BMI</scp> and Proteomic and Epigenetic Aging Clocks: Deciphering Nonlinearity and Interactions
Gabin Drouard(University of Helsinki), Jaakko Kaprio(University of Helsinki), Aino Heikkinen(University of Helsinki), M. Austin Argentieri(Broad Institute), Miina Ollikainen(University of Helsinki)
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