Highlights: High tyrosine levels linked to shorter lifespan in men No lifespan effect seen in women after adjust
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A genetic analysis found that elevated tyrosine levels may reduce lifespan in men. The findings highlight sex specific metabolic differences in aging.
Highlights: High tyrosine levels linked to shorter lifespan in men No lifespan effect seen in women after adjust
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