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These fish could help us live longer – if we don't eat them all first

Faye Flam BLOOMBERG – It’s still something of a mystery that a mouse lives only a year or two, a dog maybe 12, and a human about 80. Researchers disagree about the causes for such stark differences in longevity. Finding the answer might point to new strategies for aging-related diseases – cancer, Alzheimer’s, heart disease […] ....

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These fish could help us live longer — if we don't eat them all first

Different genes have been found to separate long-lived species from short-lived ones. ....

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Rockfish Genes Hold Clues to Human Longevity

By analyzing the genomes of 23 remarkably long-lived fish species, a study found two metabolic pathways associated with longevity. ....

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Age more influential than genes in disease development

New research shows that growing older impacts significantly on susceptibility to illness. ....

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Age vs genetics: Which has a bigger influence on how we age?

Spoiler alert: your DNA plays a less important role than your age. ....

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