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Mayo Clinic research advances understanding of senescent ‘zombie’ cells, healthy aging featured image
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Mayo Clinic research advances understanding of senescent ‘zombie’ cells, healthy aging

ROCHESTER, Minn. — A series of Mayo Clinic studies is helping reshape scientists' understanding of senescent, or "zombie," cells — aging cells that no longer[...]

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