Ronald Kohanski

National Institute on Ageing

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Deputy Director of the Division of Ageing Biology at the National Institute on Ageing, which is part of the National Institutes of Health

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There's a familiar cliché — dreaded by the veterans of any occupation -- that "it's time for new blood." Now it turns out there may be something to it.

Can Young Blood Curb the Effects of Ageing?

There's a familiar cliché — dreaded by the veterans of any occupation -- that "it's time for new blood." Now it turns out there may be something to it.

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