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Study Finds Genetics Account for 55% of Human Lifespan — PIERRE ANDRIEU/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Health & Medicine · Israel

Study Finds Genetics Account for 55% of Human Lifespan

39% Center coverage: 38 sources

Researchers at Israel's Weizmann Institute of Science found genetics account for roughly 55% of human lifespan variation---more than double previous estimates of 20-25%---after filtering out deaths from accidents, infections, and environmental hazards.See the Story

Northwestern Surgeons Keep Man Alive 48 Hours Without Lungs Using Artificial System — REUTERS / NYU Langone Health

Innovation · Chicago

Northwestern Surgeons Keep Man Alive 48 Hours Without Lungs Using Artificial System

42% Center coverage: 24 sources

‘Poop pills’ developed in London show promise for cancer patients in early trial — Scientist conducting experiment in lab with pipette and safety gear. by Mikhail Nilov/Pexels / Pexels

Canadian Healthcare · Ontario

‘Poop pills’ developed in London show promise for cancer patients in early trial

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

New research shows that healthy poop is again improving the lives of cancer patients. Poop pills developed at Lawson Research Institute have shown promise in the treatment of pancreatic, skin, and breast cancer.See the Story

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