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People can anticipate their death
In middle-aged people who are always obsessed with some sad worry, their chromosome molecules are much shorter than others. They will die soon and they themselves antici…
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Early aging because ... being abused
Children who experience violence or bullying may be at risk of DNA damage, leading to an age of 7-10 years older than their peers. This conclusion was made after researc…
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Find the mystery in 'Death Triangle' in Italy
The area between the cities of Acerra, Nola and Marigliano in the Campania region in southern Italy was dubbed the
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Medicines for longevity for pets
American scientists claim to have found a way to prolong life, but currently this method only works on animals.
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The way towards immortality
Recent studies by American scientists to repel the aging process have opened the door to human longevity.
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Breakthrough in research 'Aphrodisiacs' helps children forever
US scientists have just announced that they discovered the secret of immortality in an evaluated study that could pave the way for the birth ...
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The more moles you have, the less likely you are to get sick
Scientists found that the more moles on the body, the healthier the young, the more muscular, the less wrinkles and the bones.
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Vitamin D reduces the aging process
According to British researchers, vitamin D may help reduce the aging process of cells and tissues in the human body. A study published by researchers at King's College…
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The more moles, the older
According to a study by British scientists, the number of moles of a person can be a sign that aging will be fast or slow for that person.
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Genetic life expectancy technology
From predicting the development trend, human evolution, predicting the risk of disease ... to the predictions of human life expectancy through genetic analysis, there is…