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These Are the Ages When Your Body Starts Aging Faster, According to Science

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Aging isn’t as linear as a number going up. Different parts of you age at different rates, and aging depends on a variety of factors. Your individual organs, for example, might age differently from one another, and the rate at which your, say, liver ages is probably different from everybody else’s. A new study published in Nature Aging suggests the body’s aging process is even less orderly than that. Researchers at the Sanford Burnham Prebys Med…

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An analysis of more than 25,000 tissue samples suggests that organs do not follow a uniform age plan. In several tissue types, researchers found two life phases in which their microscopic structure changes particularly rapidly.

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hna.de broke the news in Kassel, Germany on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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