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Frontiers in Science

ScholarPeer’s latest research news and reporting from Frontiers in Science. Frontiers in Science is a peer-reviewed, fully open access multidisciplinary journal from Frontiers focused on major advances in science and technology relevant to human and planetary health. Its invited lead articles span fields including medicine, climate, ecology, agriculture, energy, computing, and the social sciences, emphasizing research that connects scientific discovery with significant global challenges.

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A Dozen Body Signals Could Reveal a Slow-Aging Drug in Months

Mouse experiments testing rapamycin, acarbose and calorie restriction turned up twelve shared molecular changes marking a slow-aging body, potentially letting researchers screen new anti-aging drugs in months rather than years.

Categories Health
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