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Extend Podcast with Darshan Shah, MD — 209. Dr. David Barzilai: Can We Reverse Aging? Harvard's Latest Longevity Science Explained
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209. Dr. David Barzilai: Can We Reverse Aging? Harvard's Latest Longevity Science Explained

Extend Podcast with Darshan Shah, MD

What if aging isn't just something that happens to us—but a biological process we can actually influence? For decades, medicine has focused on treating diseases after they develop. But a growing field called geroscience is asking a much bigger question: What if we could target the underlying biology of aging itself,…

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