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Pregnancy and biological aging.

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  1. Oct 29, 2026
    REVIEW: SHORT GAPS BETWEEN PREGNANCIES MAY SPEED AGINGReview of past studies

    Close-together pregnancies may stack up on aging tests, review argues

    Harvard researchers say pregnancy pushes up biological-age readings that partly fall back after birth, and a new pregnancy too soon might stop that recovery. It is still an untested idea.