Synonyms for age-related
age-re·lat·ed

Princeton's WordNet

1. age-relatedadjective

   changing (increasing or decreasing) as an individual's age increases

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1. List of paraphrases for "age-related":

   age-specific, aging-related, ageing-related

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1. Adeyemi Okunowo:

   There are age-related medical complications that come with being pregnant at that age such as the baby being born preterm. She's lucky but many may succumb to other complications during or after having a baby.

2. Jennifer Garrison:

   It would be a game changer, right ? Women would have parity and options in their reproductive choices and be empowered with control over their lives, and at the same time, we could delay the onset of these age-related diseases and hopefully extend life.

3. Leslie Kernisan:

   In an ideal world, it would make sense to assess for financial vulnerability as part of a regular comprehensive assessment for common age-related problems – falls, mobility issues, difficulty managing activities of daily living, isolation, cognitive changes – that often affect the health and life of seniors.

4. Rose Cory:

   Besides the fact that material mostly comes from the surface, the age-related bioaccumulation also increases these pollutant concentrations, bringing more threat to these most remote ecosystems. what is really novel here is not just that carbon from the surface ocean can reach the deep ocean on relatively short timescales, but that the young carbon produced in the surface ocean is fueling, or sustaining, life in the deepest trenches.

5. George Magnus:

   Local governments are running short of money, or in some cases, out of money, funding zero-Covid was the most proximate cause for the crunch, but local finances are deteriorating for other reasons too, notably the rising burden of expenses associated with age-related spending.