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Mayo Clinic research on aging 'zombie' cells.

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  1. Oct 27, 2026
    SEVEN STUDIES POINT TO NEW WAYS TO TARGET ZOMBIE CELLS7 studies · mostly in mice

    Mayo studies in mice point to new ways to tame aging 'zombie' cells

    Seven Mayo Clinic studies look at why worn-out 'zombie' cells keep fueling inflammation as we age. They also test ways to target them, including a compound found in tomatoes, so far in older mice.