What Supercentenarians Reveal About Aging and Immunity
What the world's oldest people have in common is rewriting what we know about aging—and multiple lines of research are now pointing to a specific biological pattern that might be something scientists can actually intervene on. The convergent signals are too strong to ignore: aging might not be an inevitable universal decline, but a reorganizable system, and the implications for extending human healthspan are only starting to come into focus.
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