Can you really slow down biological ageing?

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Recorded17 Jul 2026

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There's a race going on in Silicon Valley to find ways to both slow down ageing and monetise longevity.Some of the tools used to measure this are biological age tests that give various health readings. For an episode of Four Corners, Norman Swan visited one of the team who developed an evidence-based clock called DunedinPACE.Guest/sDan Belsky, Associate Professor of Epidemiology, Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center, Columbia University ReferencesFour Corners: The Race to Reverse Aging

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