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Scientists gave worms magnetic bacteria. They lived 43% longer

Recent research revealed that C. elegans worms administered with a magnet-producing bacterium exhibited a lifespan extension of over 43%, alongside improved neurological and intestinal health. This groundbreaking study indicates potential pathways for developing interventions to enhance healthspan in higher organisms.

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