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Artificial intelligence now allows scientists to analyse millions of genomes, comparing younger and older populations to pinpoint where aging occurs in the body. This marks a shift in how aging is studied, from theory to data-driven insight. How could AI change the future of aging research? Dr. Michio Kaku... show more

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