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George Leeson, deputy director of the Oxford Institute on Aging, and Aubrey de Grey, chief science officer at Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence or SENS in England, present through videoconferencing, talked about changes in demographics with aging societies and the challenges those changes create.
They think they should still be growing when they ought to be going through autumnal senescence - changing their colors and settling down for a long winter's nap," she explained.
Senescence is believed to be the result of a biochemical deregulation that is a natural part of life.
 
 
 
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