Epigenetic markers of ageing and cancer risk

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Epigenetic markers significantly affect cancer risk associated with ageing, suggesting a crucial role in disease development.
The analysis highlights DNA methylation as a primary factor influencing both ageing and cancer susceptibility in various populations.
Observational analysis involving multiple biomarker evaluations identifies key epigenetic modifications linked to increased cancer risk.
Understanding these epigenetic processes may lead to targeted early prevention strategies for age-related cancer.

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Observational analysis reveals links between epigenetic markers and cancer risk due to ageing, indicating a potential pathway for prevention.

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Observational analysis reveals links between epigenetic markers and cancer risk due to ageing, indicating a potential pathway for prevention.