Diet and healthy aging | Peptide eye drops | Bacteria use antimicrobial agent

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People who ate healthier diets in midlife were more likely to live into their 70s without major chronic disease.

Studies in animals and human retina-like tissue suggest that peptide eye drops could help preserve light-sensitive cells to slow vision loss.

A drug-resistant bacterial strain recently evolved to make an antimicrobial compound that kills off competitors

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