Aging Challenges. Perceived Age – a New Predictor of Longevity?

The ageing process is accompanied by the manifestation of many characteristics, so-called biomarkers, which can be quantified and used to assess a patient's health status. One of these signs is the progressive decline of a human's facial look, which is described by the concept of 'per...

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Main Authors: S. A. Shalnova, N. A. Imaeva, A. E. Imaeva, A. V. Kapustina
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Published: Столичная издательская компания 2022-03-01
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Online Access:https://www.rpcardio.online/jour/article/view/2676
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author S. A. Shalnova
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A. V. Kapustina
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description The ageing process is accompanied by the manifestation of many characteristics, so-called biomarkers, which can be quantified and used to assess a patient's health status. One of these signs is the progressive decline of a human's facial look, which is described by the concept of 'perceived age'. Facial aging is the most important parameter of perceived age. However, over the years, researchers have identified risk factors that affect the facial skin, including smoking, systematic consumption of alcoholic beverages, overweight or underweight, environmental conditions, and psychosocial determinants. The influence of psychological state on the appearance and life prognosis is shown. The authors presented data from the international literature on the study of perceived age. The frontiers of using perceived age as a biomarker of aging were Danish scientists who developed the main methodological approaches to determine this indicator. One such methodology used in population studies has been the clinical technique of assessing perceived age through photography. The review presents this methodology in detail, with its advantages and modifications. The authors conclude that the measurement of an individual's perceived age can serve not only as a prognostic indicator,  but also over time can become a   useful marker of the effectiveness of various treatments. Until now perceived age has hardly been studied in population studies, the authors presented data from the works of V.A.  Labunskaya, G.V.  Serikov,  T.A.  Shkurko who develop the direction related to psychology of perceived age  and in their studies use social-psychological approaches of appearance assessment.
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spelling doaj-art-d229fc7fbd9c4de58d6c6e4a5d57c09b2025-07-03T07:28:38ZengСтоличная издательская компанияРациональная фармакотерапия в кардиологии1819-64462225-36532022-03-01181859110.20996/1819-6446-2022-02-061993Aging Challenges. Perceived Age – a New Predictor of Longevity?S. A. Shalnova0N. A. Imaeva1A. E. Imaeva2A. V. Kapustina3National Medical Research Center for Therapy and Preventive MedicineLLC “Polimedservice” Lantan ClinicNational Medical Research Center for Therapy and Preventive MedicineNational Medical Research Center for Therapy and Preventive MedicineThe ageing process is accompanied by the manifestation of many characteristics, so-called biomarkers, which can be quantified and used to assess a patient's health status. One of these signs is the progressive decline of a human's facial look, which is described by the concept of 'perceived age'. Facial aging is the most important parameter of perceived age. However, over the years, researchers have identified risk factors that affect the facial skin, including smoking, systematic consumption of alcoholic beverages, overweight or underweight, environmental conditions, and psychosocial determinants. The influence of psychological state on the appearance and life prognosis is shown. The authors presented data from the international literature on the study of perceived age. The frontiers of using perceived age as a biomarker of aging were Danish scientists who developed the main methodological approaches to determine this indicator. One such methodology used in population studies has been the clinical technique of assessing perceived age through photography. The review presents this methodology in detail, with its advantages and modifications. The authors conclude that the measurement of an individual's perceived age can serve not only as a prognostic indicator,  but also over time can become a   useful marker of the effectiveness of various treatments. Until now perceived age has hardly been studied in population studies, the authors presented data from the works of V.A.  Labunskaya, G.V.  Serikov,  T.A.  Shkurko who develop the direction related to psychology of perceived age  and in their studies use social-psychological approaches of appearance assessment.https://www.rpcardio.online/jour/article/view/2676agingskin healthpsychosocial health indicatorsperceived age
spellingShingle S. A. Shalnova
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A. V. Kapustina
Aging Challenges. Perceived Age – a New Predictor of Longevity?
Рациональная фармакотерапия в кардиологии
aging
skin health
psychosocial health indicators
perceived age
title Aging Challenges. Perceived Age – a New Predictor of Longevity?
title_full Aging Challenges. Perceived Age – a New Predictor of Longevity?
title_fullStr Aging Challenges. Perceived Age – a New Predictor of Longevity?
title_full_unstemmed Aging Challenges. Perceived Age – a New Predictor of Longevity?
title_short Aging Challenges. Perceived Age – a New Predictor of Longevity?
title_sort aging challenges perceived age a new predictor of longevity
topic aging
skin health
psychosocial health indicators
perceived age
url https://www.rpcardio.online/jour/article/view/2676
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