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Can how we eat turn back the clock on aging and help us live forever? - The Seattle Times

Published by The Seattle Times By Carrie Dennett · 19 October 2026 at 16:00
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Can how we eat turn back the clock on aging and help us live forever? - The Seattle Times
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Recently, scientists have turned their attention to how epigenetics — changes in gene expression that happen without altering DNA — affect the aging process.

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