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The stages of aging aren’t what we thought

Can science tell us how long we’re going to live? By recording every moment of the lives of African turquoise killifish, researchers are learning about possible longevity markers for these short-lived fish. Neuroscientists Claire Bedbrook and Ravi Nath explain the stages of aging that they observed through this continuous monitoring and how they can distinguish the animals on track for a long life from the ones that might check out early. Read the paper: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aea9795 0:00 Predicting death in fish 0:45 Aging research laboratory 1:27 Beginning of study recording fish 2:20 Aging happens in stages 3:33 Predicting longevity by middle age 4:06 Dietary interventions and tracking data 5:21 Advice for a long life

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Can science tell us how long we’re going to live? By recording every moment of the lives of African turquoise killifish, researchers are learning about possible longevity markers for these short-lived fish. Neuroscientists Claire Bedbrook and Ravi Nath explain the stages of aging that they observed through this continuous monitoring and how they can distinguish the animals on track for a long life from the ones that might check out early. Read the paper: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aea9795 0:00 Predicting death in fish 0:45 Aging research laboratory 1:27 Beginning of study recording fish 2:20 Aging happens in stages 3:33 Predicting longevity by middle age 4:06 Dietary interventions and tracking data 5:21 Advice for a long life
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