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Artificial intelligence has identified a gene capable of turning back the aging clock. Harvard Medical School researchers discovered that administering the SRSF1 gene to aged mice extended lifespan by 14% and slowed frailty progression by 44%. The approach is being hailed as a breakthrough that overcomes the limitations of existing cellular reprogramming techniques by inducing rejuvenation while preserving cells' intrinsic functions. A research team led by Professor George M. Church of Harvard Medical School's Department of Genetics published the findings on the 14th in the international journal Nature Aging. The international collaboration included Dr. Alexandru Plesa of the Wyss Institute.

The Earth’s magnetic field could influence how quickly we age, a new study has suggested. According to research on fruit flies by scientists at the University of Nottingham, being shielded from the effects of the Earth’s magnetic field could increase lifespan by up to 20 per cent.