Tests that measure 'biological age' aren't helpful for tracking your health, scientists say
Scientists warn that "biological age" tests, though popular, are unreliable for personal health tracking. Current evidence shows these tests lack precision for individual use, though they may offer b…
Live Science — 29 May 2026
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Tests advertised as measures of "biological age" are increasingly popular with consumers seeking a snapshot of their long-term health, but scientists
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