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Mouse Study Links Immune Receptor EP2 to Widespread Aging Changes
Stanford researchers found that removing or blocking the EP2 receptor in tissue-resident macrophages improved inflammation, physical performance, memory-related tests and several organ measures in older mice. Similar patterns involving neutrophils and EP2 activity appeared in human liver-cell data, but no human treatment trial has established that blocking the receptor slows aging in people.
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