

Can We Reverse Cellular Aging by Rebuilding Our Telomeres? | Dr. Bill Andrews
Telomeres shorten every time many of our cells divide. Once they become too short, those cells can lose their ability to keep dividing. But what happens if you can lengthen them again? Dr. Bill Andrews explains how research into telomerase opened that possibility and what happened when scientists restored telomerase…
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