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  "site": "https://scitechdaily.com",
  "tags": [
    "Biology",
    "Aging",
    "Cell Biology",
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  "textContent": "Scientists have discovered that the body’s own immune alarms may play a major role in rapid-aging diseases. New research suggests that reducing the activity of an overactive immune sensor may help restore tissue function in severe genetic disorders, offering a new perspective on aging and DNA damage. The immune system is designed to recognize and [...]",
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