No Two People Age in the Same Way
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A major eight-year study tracked 335 women, measuring changes in 16,000 genes, revealing that aging is deeply personal at the molecular level. While some trends were universal, like weakening tumor-suppressor activity, individual gene patterns varied wildly, suggesting future medical treatments could be tailored to each person's unique aging process.
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