Taurine may not be the anti-ageing molecule once thought
New Scientist - 05-Jun-2025Taurine levels rose 27% in men and 72% in female monkeys with age, challenging ageing theories
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Taurine levels rose 27% in men and 72% in female monkeys with age, challenging ageing theories
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