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The 3 things lifespan record-breaking species do right

I am in my 30s as I type this. And the idea of celebrating my 100th birthday is unthinkable. Even unimaginable. After some clinical experience with the elderly, I don’t even know whether to feel happy or sad when another centenarian is pestered by curious and anxious people looking for their secret. Because being 100…… Continue reading The 3 things lifespan record-breaking species do right

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Published May 22, 2017
Categorized as Comparative gerontology Tagged aging, aquatic invertebrates, books, comparative gerontology, coral, ending aging, gerontology, hydra, Longevity, longevity letter, longevity letter blog, marine biology, medicine, modular organisms, negligible senescence, poikilothermic, poikilothermy, regeneration, regenerative medicine, replenisens, sponge

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