Want to live longer? First find out how old you really are
By Dominique Mosbergen Correspondent
You know your age, but do you really know how old you are?
Dr. Douglas Vaughan, director of Northwestern University's Potocsnak Longevity Institute and its Human Longevity Laboratory, spoke to TIME about how your biological age—the age of your cells and organs—may differ from the age on your driver's license. Addressing this gap could help people live healthier for longer.
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