Researchers say; A new blood test can predict when you will die!
The one thing that we all know is that we all die from time to time. But there is a new online test for those more curious people who claim to risk your dying over the next five years, provided that you are 40 to 70 years of age.
This study has been published in 655 different measurements of approximately 500,000 people 40 and 70 years old from UK BioBank, in The Lancet. But the majority usually takes this idea behind our mind.
In this study, in The Lancet of the examined 655, different measures have been made to describe the people of 40,000 to 70 years old who are protected from UK BioBank. These researchers have measured the combination of factors in a large number of individuals to create "Ubble" test.
This researcher did the best to measure 13 men for men and predicts 11 deaths for women and did a short questionnaire. To predict the death rate, they have to create a boiled questionnaire of researchers who use a statistical survival model to determine the probability of these measurements.
Which it’s corresponds to the age given to the risk profile of an average person from the UK of the same gender. Those people who are between 40 and 70 years of age, can test boil for determining the risk of dying within the next five years and calculate their "boiling age". If your boiling age is high, these researchers have suggested that you may need to try to improve your health.
If your boiling age is less than your actual age then you are less likely to have an initial mortality risk. This is the predictor of wealth and the speed at which you walk. While the questionnaire does not ask about the weight, it asks the number of cars that own a home. But for women, a cancer diagnosis is the strongest. In general, for those who do not suffer from any serious illness, smoking was the strongest risk factor for death.
The most robust risk factor for self-assessed health men in this study has been found. However, more research will be needed to determine if it can be used in such a way in clinical settings, Dr. Andrea Ganna, who is the author of this letter, told The Guardian. We hope that our score ultimately enables doctors to quickly and easily identify patients with the highest risk.
The fact that the score can be measured online in a brief questionnaire, without the need of laboratory tests or physical examination, is an exciting development. They suggest that they are more important for individuals and society. In a link comment article in the journal, it is argued by Simon Thompson and Peter Willeit.
At 5 years of death, it is easy to predict long-term morbidity or quality of life and compared to life expectancy. While this sugarcane believes that the test is a degree of uncertainty, the researcher at the University of Cambridge has warned the website to adopt it to try to identify high-risk people of mortality.
The one thing that we all know is that we all die from time to time. But there is a new online test for those more curious people who claim to risk your dying over the next five years, provided that you are 40 to 70 years of age.
This study has been published in 655 different measurements of approximately 500,000 people 40 and 70 years old from UK BioBank, in The Lancet. But the majority usually takes this idea behind our mind.
In this study, in The Lancet of the examined 655, different measures have been made to describe the people of 40,000 to 70 years old who are protected from UK BioBank. These researchers have measured the combination of factors in a large number of individuals to create "Ubble" test.
This researcher did the best to measure 13 men for men and predicts 11 deaths for women and did a short questionnaire. To predict the death rate, they have to create a boiled questionnaire of researchers who use a statistical survival model to determine the probability of these measurements.
Which it’s corresponds to the age given to the risk profile of an average person from the UK of the same gender. Those people who are between 40 and 70 years of age, can test boil for determining the risk of dying within the next five years and calculate their "boiling age". If your boiling age is high, these researchers have suggested that you may need to try to improve your health.
If your boiling age is less than your actual age then you are less likely to have an initial mortality risk. This is the predictor of wealth and the speed at which you walk. While the questionnaire does not ask about the weight, it asks the number of cars that own a home. But for women, a cancer diagnosis is the strongest. In general, for those who do not suffer from any serious illness, smoking was the strongest risk factor for death.
The most robust risk factor for self-assessed health men in this study has been found. However, more research will be needed to determine if it can be used in such a way in clinical settings, Dr. Andrea Ganna, who is the author of this letter, told The Guardian. We hope that our score ultimately enables doctors to quickly and easily identify patients with the highest risk.
The fact that the score can be measured online in a brief questionnaire, without the need of laboratory tests or physical examination, is an exciting development. They suggest that they are more important for individuals and society. In a link comment article in the journal, it is argued by Simon Thompson and Peter Willeit.
At 5 years of death, it is easy to predict long-term morbidity or quality of life and compared to life expectancy. While this sugarcane believes that the test is a degree of uncertainty, the researcher at the University of Cambridge has warned the website to adopt it to try to identify high-risk people of mortality.