Compound from sea squirts shows promise for healthier aging in mice
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A compound derived from sea squirts, a type of unusual seafood, has been found to improve memory, brain connections, and coat color in mice. This discovery suggests potential clues to healthier aging, though further research is needed before drawing conclusions for humans.
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