Scientists estimate that humans could theoretically live 146 to 194 years if most ageing processes were eliminated, but DNA ...

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A groundbreaking study suggests that if we could eliminate aging mechanisms, humans could potentially live between 146 to 194 years. Researchers spotlight somatic mutations as key contributors to ...

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We have summarized the news announced on October 7, 2026, so that it can be read without specialized knowledge.A 30-second ...

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Spread the love“`html Imagine a future where the relentless march of time, etched into our very cells, could be turned back.