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Biological age is your body's true cellular age, which can differ from your calendar age. Learn how epigenetic clocks measure it and how to slow aging at the cellular level.
Biological age and chronological age are not the same. Learn why people the same age can age differently, and what the gap between the two numbers reveals about your health.
An epigenetic clock estimates biological age from DNA methylation patterns. Learn how it works, how accurate it is, and how the different generations of clocks differ.
Genfosis and Khon Kaen University's National Phenome Institute sign a precision health research MOU
Genfosis brings "Multi-omics for Longevity" to the 10th HEAT International Congress on wellness and longevity
Dr. Jarika Makkhoch joins a panel on the future of bioinformatics and computational biology careers
Genfosis selected for the MADE medical AI incubation program by AIEAT and TILSNA
Dr. Sacarin spoke on "Epigenetics and the Biological Aging Clock" at WLE Batch 4
Dr. Jarika Makkoch shared Longevity Food Innovation insights at ProPak Asia 2026 — her third consecutive year on the stage.