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Future Inc

How tech could transform ageing

By Frank Swain

A clicking sound like the tapping of a flamenco dancer's castanets can produce a rhythm that entrains the brain (Credit: Emmanuel Lafont)
Ageing
How your TV could treat Alzheimer’s
By David Robson
Getting plenty of daily exercise may be one of the keys to the long life enjoyed by centenarians in Blue Zones around the world (Credit Alamy)
100 Year Life
The ingredients for a long life
By David Robson
A 3D printed drumstick can be made to look, smell and even taste a bit like a chicken even when it is made from vegetable puree (Credit: Biozoon)
100 Year Life
How our tastes change as we age
By Chermaine Lee
While our personalities are constantly changing, they do so relative to those around us (Credit: Getty Images)
100 Year Life
Why we get nicer as we get older
By Zaria Gorvett
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100 Year Life
The best age to learn a language?
By Sophie Hardach
Could humans be treated for ageing like any other disease? (Credit: Getty Images)
100 Year Life
The quest to cure ageing like a disease
By Britt Wray
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100 Year Life
The benefits of getting older
By Zaria Gorvett
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In Depth
The secrets of living to 200
By David Robson
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An Olympics for 100-year-olds
Future
Mitsuo Hagiwara (credit: Keith Bedford and Shiho Fukada)
Worklife
The exercise that moves Japan
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