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By Cara Michelle Miller Aging has traditionally been viewed synonymously with a steady decline in health, but recent research unveils a more complex picture. Aging is not gradual but surges at key stages of life, particularly during our 40s and 60s, due to dramatic shifts in our molecules and microorganisms, according to researchers at Stanford Medicine, who published a study on…
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