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Can Humans Extend Their Lives By 30 Years with Anti-Aging Drugs?
Metformin research on mice shows that the drug can lengthen their lives by as much as 40%. The FDA has approved a human trial of metformin as an anti-aging drug. Another drug, nicotinamide riboside, exhibits the ability to boost cell regeneration – in mice.
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FDA Fights Skin Cancer with Mandated Tanning Bed Labels
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