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Avoidance Of Rejuvenation: A Stress Test For Evolutionary Theories Of Aging

2025-11-17

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The biological feasibility of human rejuvenation remains a subject of intense debate, yet answering this question is critical for guiding research strategies. Should aging research focus on reversing aging in older individuals, or on pausing its progression at earlier ages? We address this question with evolutionary biology.Classic evolutionary theories of aging— damage accumulation, an...

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Literature Corpus work: f8428e79-c72d-57b8-bdd0-fce011d42ff5
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-7898466/v1

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