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Researchers Predict Lifespan of 150 Years Thanks to Epigenetic Age Watches

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Researcher Steve Horvath developed the first widespread epigenetic clock that can be used to determine biological age using chemical changes in DNA.

Researcher Steve Horvath developed the first widespread epigenetic clock that can be used to determine biological age using chemical changes in DNA.

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hna.de broke the news in 11 hours ago on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.

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