Could the growing number of centenarians be evidence that human longevity has no upper limit? In recent years, some scientists have proposed that at...
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Longevity medicine: between hope and skepticism. The science of aging is advancing rapidly. In ten years, scientific publications devoted to...
Schizophrenia and longevity.
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Metabolic syndrome: the insidious pandemic!
Metabolic syndrome is a set of risk factors for accelerated aging and age-related diseases. Its rapid and boundless spread heralds a global health...
Aging: sport, neither too much nor too little.
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