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Roundworm Study Reveals a Recycling Mechanism that Helps Cells Fight Aging

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An international team led by EPFL has discovered a powerful anti-aging pathway in roundworms, revealing how boosting the cell's lysosomes can help clear waste and promote healthy aging.

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Roundworm study reveals a recycling mechanism that helps cells fight aging

An international team led by EPFL has discovered a powerful anti-aging pathway in roundworms, revealing how boosting the cell's lysosomes can help clear waste and promote healthy aging.

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A recycling mechanism that helps cells fight aging

1.07.2025 - An international team led by EPFL has discovered a powerful anti-aging pathway in roundworms, revealing how boosting the cell's lysosomes can help clear waste and promote healthy aging. The findings open new directions for therapies against age-related diseases.

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