A new Nature Medicine study of 60,000 people found that your body does not age as a whole. Different cell types age at completely different speeds, and the pattern predicts which diseases you will develop.
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A new Nature Medicine study of 60,000 people found that your body does not age as a whole. Different cell types age at completely different speeds, and the pattern predicts which diseases you will develop.

Biological aging research has long operated with a simplified model: some people age faster than others, some organs wear out before their time, but within a single individual, the body…

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Depression does not just change how you feel. A study of 495,000 brain cells found it physically disrupts the brain’s ability to create new neurons in the region responsible for emotional memory.

Depression does not just change how you feel. A study of 495,000 brain cells found it physically disrupts the brain’s ability to create new neurons in the region responsible for emotional memory.

The dominant model of depression has centered on neurotransmitters for more than fifty years. When serotonin levels drop in the synapses between neurons, mood follows. When antidepressants prevent serotonin from…

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