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    How the Heart’s Beat Keeps Cancer Out

    Cancer cells travel through the bloodstream looking for places to take root. Yet one spot they almost never conquer is …

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    Obesity Imprints a Years-Long Memory on Immune Cells

    A European team led by Professor Claudio Mauro at the University of Birmingham (UK) found that immune cells can carry a long-lasting memory of obesity. This applies in particular to…

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    Women’s Immune Systems Shift More with Age Than Men’s

    Understanding how the immune system ages is hugely important. Over the years, the composition of immune cells shifts and their protective functions weaken. That reduces resistance to disease. Until recently,…

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    You Carry Millions of Your Mother’s Cells — and Your Immune System Lets Them Stay

    Millions of our mother’s cells continue to exist within our bodies. American researchers have explained how this is possible. Approximately one in a million of our cells (a tiny fraction)…

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    Living Near Green Space Slows Cellular Aging

    At first glance, the University of North Carolina’s conclusion might not seem new. But it’s more surprising than it looks. Researchers focused on aging at the cellular level and made…

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    Space Travel Ages Your Cells — Here’s How

    According to Daily Mail, space travel is often hailed as one of humanity’s greatest achievements — but it has a darker side. It significantly impacts our body’s cells, speeding up…

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    Woolly Mammoths Could Walk the Earth Again by 2028 — Here’s How

    It has been more than 4,000 years since the woolly mammoth last roamed the Earth. But these extinct giants might not be gone for good. Humanity is now one step…

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    Real-time video reveals how plants ‘smell’ and share danger signals

    Outside scientific circles, not everyone realizes that plants are surrounded by a delicate mist of airborne compounds. They use these compounds for communication and protection. Much like scents, these substances…

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    How Colossal Biosciences hopes to bring back the woolly mammoth by 2028

    It’s been more than 4,000 years since a woolly mammoth last walked the Earth. But these extinct giants might not be gone forever. We may be one step closer to…

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    A soft robotic arm that prints living tissue inside the body — no scalpel required

    A team of researchers at the University of South Wales in Sydney has unveiled an engineering marvel called F3DB. The robotic arm is designed to spare patients major surgery. It…

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