** A groundbreaking study has uncovered that men accumulate more DNA mutations in their sperm as they age, with some “selfish” mutations gaining a competitive advantage. This research provides new insights into how paternal age can influence the genetic health of future generations, revealing that up to 4.5% of sperm in older men may carry harmful changes. **CONTENT:**
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Scientists are harnessing AI to accelerate epigenetic research that could reverse aging processes. Harvard’s David Sinclair reports successful epigenetic resetting in mice, pointing to potential human applications within our lifetime.
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing how scientists approach epigenetics and aging research, with new breakthroughs suggesting age reversal might be achievable within our lifetimes, according to reports from leading researchers. Large language models and AI tools are helping scientists map the human genome and identify epigenetic processes that could slow or reverse aging, sources indicate.
