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Hidden Damage From Youth May Explode Into Disease Later in Life

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Hidden Damage From Youth May Explode Into Disease Later in Life
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Scientists say aging may expose decades of hidden damage, helping trigger diseases that seem to appear out of nowhere in later life. A recent review published in Aging-US explores a fresh way of understanding why aging is so closely linked to chronic disease. In the paper, “Aging as a multifactorial disorder with two stages,” researchers [...]

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