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Human growth hormone is no fountain of youth
in the newsIn this Q&A piece on human growth hormone, a study led by CHP/PCOR adjunct affiliate Hau Liu is referenced. The study found that there is no data to suggest that giving growth hormone to an otherwise health person will make him or her live longer.
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