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Extrinsic aging is predominantly influenced by sun exposure (photoaging), although smoking and pollution also play a role.1 Intrinsic and extrinsic aging overlap in clinical practice.1 Demand for strategies to mitigate the signs of skin aging is high.2 Recent studies suggest that regular exercise, apart from improving quality of life and reducing the risk of mortality and chronic disease,2 might also reduce the thickness of the stratum corneum and improve dermal thickness and collagen content.3 Diet is also important, with a number of studies highlighting its role in the prevention of aging
To address these long-standing issues, the Capitoline Administration has launched a dedicated program and enlisted university support for both its strategic framework and the development of operational tools
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Adjust your eating patterns Smaller, more frequent meals often help manage GI symptoms
reported that HD could suppress liver carcinogenesis in rat model by decreasing exosomal RAB11A messsenger RNA and long noncoding RNA-RP11-583F2.2 along with the increase in exosomal miR-1298, involved in the exophagy process (Hasanin et al., 2020)
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