Molecular Clock Tied to Aging and Disease
Scientists link age related cell breakdown to disease in the elderly, suggesting a molecular clock governs cell aging. Geron and NIA studies tie shortening telomeres to reduced cell replication and weakened immunity, predicting vascular plaque buildup and broader aging risks.
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Plan to Fight Thanksgiving Overeating This Year
A practical guide urges reliance on a holiday plan rather than willpower. It suggests cooking less tasting before meals, clearing the table after eating, involving family in outdoor activity, and deciding in advance how much to eat. Tips include fat reduction in recipes, choosing skimmed dairy, avoiding turkey skin, and using fat-free gravy.
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FDA approves 3TC and AZT AIDS combo as initial therapy
Washington FDA and AIDS advocates will watch if the 3TC AZT combination extends life and reduces opportunistic infections. Glaxo Wellcome notes the regimen boosts immunity and lowers HIV levels for at least six months, with 3TC sold as Epivir and priced about 12.67 to 13.96 per day.
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