Key clue found for how supercentenarians stay healthy beyond 100

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Key clue found for how supercentenarians stay healthy beyond 100

Individuals who survive beyond the age of 110 may owe their longevity to immune systems that shift into a heightened state of vigilance rather than fading with time, according to researchers at the University of Osaka. The study, published yesterday, examined a specific type of immune cell known as CD4 cytotoxic T lymphocytes — specialised cells capable of identifying and destroying threats including cancerous growt…