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Could one pill help us live longer? Scientists and investors are racing to find a drug to slow aging, trying things like metformin and rapamycin. But the breakthrough might not come from humans.

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A composite image of Jim Dreeben doing lateral raises and squats.
Jim Dreeben, 83, works out outdoors all year round.
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A container of blood plasma is being extracted from a centrifuge for a medical procedure
Spinning blood in a centrifuge to remove the plasma can treat certain medical conditions, and some doctors are exploring the benefits for longevity too.
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101-year-old William sat in an armchair.
William is 101 years old and still exercises every day.
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Gill and Hannah, center, on a double date with their partners Howard and Brendan, standing outside a restaurant.
The author, second from right, has gone on double dates with her partner and her best friend Gill.
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woman trying light therapy
Moderator Martina Fuchs trying out some of the new tech on display at the Longevity Investors Conference in Gstaad, Switzerland.
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The Mississippi Capitol in Jackson, Mississippi.
Mississippi has the lowest life expectancy in the US.
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Someone lighting candles shaped like the number 100, in front of an older lady.
Genes and chance are a big part of living to 100, but lifestyle factors can play a role.
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Composite image of Jack Eckenrode riding his bicycle and Eckenrode on the top of a podium after winning a race.
Jack Eckenrode competed in the 2023 National Senior Games, winning five medals for cycling.