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ARPA-H invests $144M in aging biomarkers; WHO projects doubling of 60+ population by 2050
The Insider·US·3 days ago
Researchers at Trinity College Dublin developed a machine learning model that analyzes speech to infer biological age, cognitive health, and social impacts. The study, published in a peer-reviewed journal, suggests speech patterns can serve as non-invasive biomarkers for aging and cognitive decline. This is an emerging research finding; clinical utility and generalizability remain unproven.