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Inside Precision Medicine Common Treatments, Not Just Chemotherapy, May Accelerate Aging in Breast Cancer Survivors

Physiological phenomena

Dividing breast cancer cell
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Common Treatments, Not Just Chemotherapy, May Accelerate Aging in Breast Cancer Survivors

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A child with the premature aging disease progeria playing with a toy on a table
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Researchers Uncover Cause of Severe Atherosclerosis in Type of Progeria

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immune system
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Study Sheds Light on How Aging Immune System Drives Cancer Development

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Portrait of an older black man in a swimming pool wearing a swimming hat. Exercise is one of several lifestyle factors that can help increase lifespan.
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Retroelement Discovery Offers New Way to Measure Aging

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Healthcare: Medical students learn heart transplant procedure.
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Anti-Inflammatory Antibody Could Lower Heart Transplant Rejection Rates

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The Need for Ethical Regulation of Brain-Machine Interface Technologies

William A Haseltine, PhD
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intelligence development
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Cancer Drug May Boost Cognitive Function in Neurological Conditions

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Image showing pathological phosphorylation (yellow) of Tau proteins (red-orange) leads to disintegration of microtubuli in the neuron axon an aggregation of the tau proteins. The transport of synaptic vesicles (orange-blue) is interrupted. This is just part of the disease pathology seen in a single cell map of the Alzheimer's disease brain.
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Brain Atlas of Alzheimer’s Disease Could Help Design Better Treatments

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Brown-eyed senior woman.
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Facial Temperature Patterns May Soon Be Used to Diagnose Metabolic Diseases

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Telomeres
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Long-Read Sequencing Yields New Insights on Telomeres, Aging, and Cancer

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