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Could a weight loss shot be a fountain of youth? A new study could point to major longevity benefits for humans who take GLP-1s. Researchers compared mice who took the drug in Ozempic and Wegovy to ...

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How accurate is your guess about how long you'll live? Ever wondered how long you'll live? Well, a long-term study on older adults in Japan suggests that your own guess might hold some clues.