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How the Body Really Ages: 7 Million Cells Mapped in 21 Organs

The risk of serious illnesses such as cancer, heart disease and dementia increases with age. For years, researchers have studied these diseases individually. Now many scientists are taking a step […]

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Short-Sightedness Could be Promoted Not Only by Screens, But Also by Weak Indoor Light

For years, the sharp rise in myopia – or nearsightedness – has been attributed primarily to the increasing use of screens, especially among children and young adults. However, new research

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A Hidden Cellular Process Could Drive Aging and Disease

Advances in public health and medicine have contributed to people living longer than ever before. However, these extra years of life are often characterized by poor health rather than vitality.

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Vitamin A Could Help Cancer Hide from the Immune System

Researchers at the Princeton University Branch of the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research have discovered new ways in which a vitamin A-derived molecule can impair the immune system’s ability to

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Scientists Discover a Natural Sunscreen in Bacteria from Hot Springs

Natural sunscreens protect the skin from harmful radiation and at the same time reduce the risk of allergic reactions. In a recent study, researchers have identified a previously unknown compound

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A High-Fat Diet Can Put Liver Cells Into Survival Mode, Paving the Way for Cancer to Develop Unnoticed

A high-fat diet is one of the strongest risk factors for liver cancer. New research from MIT sheds light on why this is the case and shows that a high-fat

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