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Vieillissement : plus les neurones sont actifs, plus l’espérance de vie diminue

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By Veronique Greenwood Verified
| Pour la Science Verified
Au-delà des signes évidents comme les cheveux gris et les problèmes de mémoire, le vieillissement d’un organisme s’accompagne de milliers de petits changements imperceptibles à la fois plus subtils et plus lourds de conséquences : le métabolisme fonctionne moins bien, les neurones réagissent plus lentement, la réplication de l’ADN connaît des ratés… Alors que le corps semble s’user progressivement, des chercheurs pensent plutôt que le vieillissement est contrôlé au niveau cellulaire et...
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Is Silicone Really Better Than Plastic? Original

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By Veronique Greenwood Verified
| TIME Verified
Consumption of plastic is skyrocketing—global production has more than doubled in the last two decades—at the same time that plastics’ dangers are becoming better understood. Plastics degrade into microplastics, which in humans have been linked to cancer, reproductive problems, and other health issues, and which are polluting ecosystems from coral reefs to Antarctica. Plastics leach chemicals into foods they’re meant to protect. They are made from nonrenewable materials, such as fossil fuels.
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What Happens When You Dream Under Anesthesia? Scientists See Emotional Benefits Original

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By Veronique Greenwood Verified
| TIME Verified
Some years ago, a young woman arrived at a clinic in Redwood City, Calif., for surgery. She’d been attacked with a knife in her home twelve days before, and she was there for reconstructive work on her hand. As she told her doctors about the attack, she broke down in uncontrollable sobs. After surgery, however, when she woke up from anesthesia, she was happy and relaxed, says anesthesiologist Dr. Harrison Chow, who was part of her care team. While she was under, she had dreamed of being attacked.
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