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O. Bello-Chavolla

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Review Open access Oct 2026

Association of dietary protein intake with accelerated biological aging markers and all-cause mortality in adults

BACKGROUND: Aging processes could be influenced by diet. However, the extent to which dietary protein intake is associated with biological aging (BA) markers remains poorly characterized. OBJECTIVES: Here, we evaluated the association between dietary protein intake and BA markers and explored the extent to which BA mar...

J. Barrera, O. Bello-Chavolla, C. Fermín-Martínez et al. · medRxiv · 0 citations

Open access Aug 2026

Visceral adipose tissue and incident cardiovascular disease among individuals without diabetes: an analysis of 15 prospective cohorts from 7 countries in Latin America

Summary Background Visceral adipose tissue (VAT) may causally contribute to cardiovascular disease (CVD); however, evidence in Latin America is limited. Here, we evaluated the association between estimated VAT (eVAT) and incident CVD among individuals without diabetes and estimated its population-attributable fraction...

M. Torres-Chávez, Jesús Ernesto Martínez-Luna, M. F. Suárez-Velázquez et al. · The Lancet Regional Health -... · 0 citations

Review Open access Aug 2026

Biological aging clocks as biomarkers of human aging: Biological basis, methodological design, and epidemiological implications.

Biological age (BA) has been proposed as a complementary construct to chronological age (CA) for quantifying interindividual heterogeneity in aging trajectories. Biological aging clocks (BACs) integrate molecular, clinical and multi-omics biomarkers to estimate aging-related phenotypes beyond CA. This narrative review...

C. Fermín-Martínez, S. Garcia-Gonzalez, Elizabeth Garcia L. Castañeda et al. · Revista de investigacion cli... · 0 citations

Review Open access Aug 2026

Social vulnerability and health determinants of Intrinsic Capacity in Mexican older adults: Evidence from the Mexican Health and Aging Study round 2021

Intrinsic Capacity is highly prevalent among Mexican adults aged 50 years and older and is strongly associated with social vulnerability and modifiable health factors, supporting IC as an integrative framework to identify vulnerable individuals and inform intervention strategies.

M. T. López-Teros, Fabiola Yocupicio Medrano, Karla Animas Mijangos et al. · PLoS ONE · 0 citations