Association between DNA methylation-based aging clocks and periodontitis in aged adults: results from NHANES 1999-2002.
Researchers examined whether DNA methylation-based aging clocks predict periodontitis risk in adults aged 50+ using NHANES data, finding that higher epigenetic aging measures (particularly PhenoAge and GrimAge2) were associated with increased odds of periodontitis.
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