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Longevity news this week, in three quick hits: Life Biosciences (co-founded by Harvard's David Sinclair) dosed the first human patient in a partial cellular reprogramming trial — an early-stage attempt to reset aged cells toward a younger state. Scientists built the first human map of senescent "zombie" cells across 17 tissues, laying groundwork for better senolytics. And new research suggests grip strength may be partly rooted in the brain, not just the muscles. Subscribe for weekly longevity news and drop your questions below.
Philipp Karner · 2 min · Source published: 2026-07-05
Added to Harbor: 10/22/2026
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