WellSkor AgeVector
One aging picture with multiple non-equivalent lenses. AgeVector does not average unlike clocks or invent a single proprietary age when the necessary evidence, calibration, or external validation is absent.
Clinical PhenoAge
A composite estimate derived from chronological age and a defined set of clinical laboratory biomarkers. It is distinct from DNA-methylation or epigenetic clocks.
Separate clocks, visible provenance
Epigenetic age, molecular pace, mortality-risk clocks, and organ-specific aging can describe different constructs. Each result retains its method, model version, laboratory, collection date, and intended-use boundary.
Inputs remain visible
Albumin, creatinine, glucose, C-reactive protein, lymphocyte percentage, mean cell volume, red-cell distribution width, alkaline phosphatase, and white-blood-cell count require validated values and units.
Coverage before interpretation
Missing, stale, censored, or unit-incompatible inputs should reduce confidence rather than be silently imputed or converted into false precision.
Direction over time
Repeated measurements may support a more useful discussion than one isolated estimate, but change still requires clinical and methodological context.
Evidence and context
Selected primary and authoritative sources
These sources inform the public explanation and its boundaries. They do not validate WellSkor ai as a medical device or establish clinical utility for the platform.