Humans can live up to 500 years by snail gene
Australian scientists believe that humans can live up to 500 years old if they have some snail genes and hormones.
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Australian scientists believe that humans can live up to 500 years old if they have some snail genes and hormones.
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Single after 40 years of age or losing a partner without remarriage will be at risk of dying early in middle age and reducing the chance of living up to 60 years old.
Long flights in space, such as a trip to Mars, may increase the risk of developing dementia in humans.
Researchers in Germany have concluded that expressing negative emotions can increase your life expectancy by 2 years.
Infection with small amounts of organophosphates in pesticides can still cause long-term damage to the brain. Specifically, these chemicals can reduce memory and ability…
A new study on elderly people said that feel-good hormone (a hormone that makes you happy) helps to recall memory.
For a long time, the link between mental illness and psychology and creativity has attracted many people. Art history has shown very clear examples and no lack of eviden…
The oldest man in the UK, Reg Dean 110 years old in Derbyshire witty, said his long-term secret is ... lazy.
People who sleep too little often face fatigue and irritability. In the long term, insomnia also increases the risk of health risks, including obesity and type 2 diabete…
According to scientists, so far, many proofs prove that from age 10 onwards, our eyes will not be hurt no matter how long we look at any object (of course, face heaven a…
People championed longevity compared to other primates, and the new research results appreciate the role of grandparents in this happy reality.
Using long-term acetilsalixylic acid (the active ingredient of aspirin), low doses have the effect of slowing down the intellectual decline of older women.
Human lifespan is at the highest level in history, increasing much faster than expected and does not seem to follow genetic rules.