A Simple Test Reveals the True Age of Your Brain, Heart and Other Organs

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Stanford-led research links organ-specific biological age in blood tests to disease risk, Alzheimer’s, and mortality.

Chronological Age Is Only the Starting Point

The Test Reads Thousands of Blood Proteins

Eleven Organs Receive Separate Age Scores

Machine Learning Calculates an Organ Age Gap

Extreme Scores Are Uncommon but Not Rare

Older Organs Track Their Own Diseases

Brain Age Stands Out for Alzheimer’s Risk

Multiple Aged Organs Raise Mortality Risk

Lifestyle Patterns Appear in the Scores

The Test Is Promising but Not Yet Definitive

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A person’s birthday records how long they have lived, but it does not show how well each part of the body is holding up. New research suggests that organs can age at very different speeds inside the same person.

Led by Hamilton Oh and senior author Tony Wyss-Coray at Stanford Medicine, the underlying study was published in Nature Medicine on July 9, 2025, and highlighted again in June 2026. The researchers developed a blood-based method designed to estimate organ-specific biological age and examine its connection with future disease and mortality.

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