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Top (green): in healthy adults, whole-blood NAD does not decline with age (stable in men and rises in women). Bottom (red): in people with chronic disease, NAD is lower (it declines with age in men, and the increase seen in healthy women disappears). Lower NAD is most clearly associated with cardiovascular disease, particularly hypertension.
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Credit: Vilnius University, Dalius Ratautas
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