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Biological age test to steer GLP-1 prescriptions

Source: Longevity Technology • Published: 09 Oct 2026, 17:07

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Longevity Technology.

A look at a new telehealth service that uses a blood-based biological age score to guide clinician-led longevity treatment plans and follow-up.

Biological age test to steer GLP-1 prescriptions
Key Takeaways
  • Deep Longevity will launch a US telehealth platform called Accrua that integrates its BloodAge report into care plans.
  • BloodAge uses an AI model on routine blood tests to label individuals as faster or slower agers and is re-measured quarterly.
  • Accrua will offer clinician-prescribed treatments including GLP-1 weight-loss medications, peptides, and hormone therapies via partners.
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