Episode 198 | Multi-Organ Age Clocks (SYMPHONYage) ft. Hannah Went
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In this episode of the Aging Well Podcast, Dr. Jeff Armstrong welcomes Hannah Went, co-founder of TruDiagnostic, to discuss advanced epigenetic testing and its latest SYMPHONYAge addition. They explore how these tests offer insights into biological age influenced by lifestyle and genetics, revealing detailed health metrics across 11 organ systems. Hannah explains how SYMPHONYAge measures aging of different organs, providing a comprehensive analysis that can inform lifestyle changes for better aging. Dr. Armstrong shares his own test results, highlighting the differences between chronological and biological ages, and the impact of lifestyle choices on organ-specific aging. The episode covers the use of these insights for personalized interventions to improve health outcomes. TruDiagnostic's testing methods, validation, and potential to revolutionize personalized medicine and preventive healthcare are discussed, with emphasis on how listeners can use these tools to enhance their lifespan and healthspan to... age well.
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00:00 Introduction
00:38 Overview of TruDiagnostic and Epigenetic Testing
02:06 Introduction to SYMPHONYAge
03:56 Understanding Biological Clocks
08:11 Detailed Breakdown of SYMPHONYAge
15:01 Host's Personal Test Results
24:29 Future of Epigenetics and Personalized Medicine
28:33 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
The Aging Well Podcast w/ Dr. Jeff Armstrong · 30 min · Source published: 2024-11-03
Added to Harbor: 10/23/2026
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