Cancers
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Rapamycin Drug Used in Cancer Therapy Found to Increase Human Lifespan [Study]
The cancer drug has reported side effects but it comes with anti-aging benefits, the study claims. Aging has been one of the mysteries amongst members of the scientific community for many years; although some living organisms are biologically immortal, a number of animals like humans are not.
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