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Live Forever Club - 21-Aug-2026Scientists need better ways to target these cells and understand who could benefit
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Scientists need better ways to target these cells and understand who could benefit
Scientists trace aging research from myths to science, revealing how cells age and might be slowed
Damaged brain cells build up with age and release inflammatory chemicals
These models could eventually help them test ideas for new treatments
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