Planarian worms can regenerate into a more youthful version of themselves

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Apr 4, 2025, 1:04 pm184 ptsTrendingTop
As you age you naturally lose neurons and muscle mass and experience a decline in fertility and wound healing ability. Previous research in animals has offered several potential techniques for turning back the biological clock in specific tissues, including exercise and calorie restriction. However, age…

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