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Xiaoli Zou is a leading researcher in the epidemiology of aging and endocrinology, with a focus on the interplay between hormonal dynamics and biological aging across diverse populations. Her most cited work, "Dynamics of serum testosterone and biological aging in men," provides groundbreaking insights into whether biological age acceleration—the disparity between biological and chronological age—can be modulated by total testosterone levels. By analyzing large-scale data from Chinese, American, and British cohorts, Zou challenges previous assumptions, offering evidence that testosterone may play a role in reversing age-related decline. This study, with 9 citations since its 2025 publication, has already sparked significant discussion in geroscience and men’s health. Zou’s contributions are notable for their cross-population approach, enhancing the generalizability of findings on aging biomarkers. Her work not only advances understanding of biological aging predictors but also informs potential interventions for healthy aging. As a rising voice in her field, Zou’s research continues to shape how scientists and clinicians view the relationship between hormones and longevity.