Aging Is a System Problem, Not Random Failure
For decades, aging research treated the body like a broken machine—fix one part, move to the next. New evidence suggests we've been looking at this completely wrong: aging is a coordinated systems failure driven by self-reinforcing feedback loops, and we're finally seeing the specific mechanisms that could reverse it. This changes everything about how we should be treating age-related disease.
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