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Lymphatic rarefaction drives cardiac inflammaging SECONDARY_TEXT

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QUOTE `{}`	A study now shows that lymphatic rarefaction is an early determinant of cardiac aging and identifies a VEGF-C–IL-33 signaling axis that regulates lymphatic homeostasis.

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