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Stem cells in brain may control aging process

Senior patient speaking with medical professional.

Scientists are reporting that stem cells in the brain may control aging.  Their study, conducted in mice, could lead to new strategies to prevent age-related diseases and extend lifespan.  Partly funded by NHLBI, the study appears in Nature
 
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The ScientistStem Cells in the Hypothalamus Slow Aging in Mice
STATA tiny part of the brain appears to orchestrate the whole body’s aging
Science DailyBrain cells found to control aging
Medical News TodayCould stem cells reverse the aging process?
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News:  Only as Old as the Brain’s Stem Cells Feel 

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