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They build up in older bodies, which evidence links to age-related diseases. Scientists wonder: Can the zombie cell buildup be stopped through things like drugs or exercise? https://t.co/3NDe2qJ687 — PolitiTweet.org

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It’s built upon the idea that cells eventually stop dividing and enter a "senescent" state in response to damage. The body removes most of them. Others linger like zombies, harming nearby cells like moldy fruit in a bowl. https://t.co/7i04WAdh1l https://t.co/wBWGAIKSaL — PolitiTweet.org

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Christopher Wiley of Tufts University hopes for a day when fewer people suffer like his late grandfather with Alzheimer’s. "I’m not looking for the fountain of youth," he says. "I’m looking for the fountain of not being sick when I’m older." https://t.co/tWb6oQjx8a — PolitiTweet.org

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