What impact does this century's career woman have on the overall longevity of humans? In a study, flies have been able to stay alive 3 times as long as normal.
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Kapow! Superhero Science: Extended Longevity
What impact does this century's career woman have on the overall longevity of humans? In a study, flies have been able to stay alive 3 times as long as normal.
Added: Jul 22, 2008
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Runtime: 02:20
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