Perfused donor livers get biologically younger by ~30%, study finds
Aging-clock data shows machine perfusion reverses liver biological age, a breakthrough that could expand donor pools and justify six-figure costs for hospitals.

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Aging-clock data shows machine perfusion reverses liver biological age, a breakthrough that could expand donor pools and justify six-figure costs for hospitals.
A San Francisco startup's retrofit proves existing ships can slash fuel and emissions today, challenging the industry's wait-for-2050 timeline.
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The former Google chief scientist is back in the market for Discovery Loop, testing whether investors' hunger for elite AI talent has any ceiling.
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The automaker's investment in Niron Magnetics signals a strategic bet on a supply chain free from rare-earth dependence.
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