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Slower arm speed may be why older people fall more easily after a slip
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Ageing may occur due to the inevitable deterioration that comes with damaged cells and DNA accumulating over time, or it may be a carefully regulated programme that ensures older people die so resources are available for younger individuals to reproduce. Emerging research suggests that ageing – both the biological aspect and the physicals signs of wrinkles and skin sagging – could be delayed or even reversed via supplements, genetic modification and a new class of drug therapies
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Why it's healthy for older people to be slightly overweight
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Eight personality traits may help people live to 100 and beyond
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Cannabis can harm young brains but may improve learning in older age
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Eight healthy habits that could slow your rate of ageing
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Are you truly healthy? These new tests provide the ultimate check-up
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We may finally know how cognitive reserve protects against Alzheimer's
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The best way to care for your microbiome to keep it healthy as you age
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Anti-ageing drugs could make more organs viable for transplants
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How working out your ageotype could help you live healthier for longer
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Your gut microbiome is linked to your fitness and biological age
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Women may age fastest during their 30s and 50s
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