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Age-related memory loss in mice reversed by a bone-derived hormone

Age-related memory loss in mice reversed by a bone-derived hormone
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10 Fascinating Facts About The Human Skeleton

The skeleton might seem less dynamic than many of the human body's other organ systems. Yet, the skeleton has many remarkable physical attributes that

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Haemoglobin isn t used only in blood, scientists find in major discovery

Haemoglobin isn t used only in blood, scientists find in major discovery
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A new vision of the skeleton as a dynamic organ that sends and receives messages suggests potential therapies for osteoporosis and other problems

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Japanese Scientists Claim Vaccine Removes Zombie Cells Behind Aging-Related Diseases

"Zombie cells," officially known as senescent cells, accumulate with old age and are known to contribute to arthritis and stiffened arteries.

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