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      <title>[Brief] Study Finds: Hearts from Older Donors Become &#34;Younger&#34; After Transplant into Younger Recipients</title>
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      <description>A new study finds that hearts from older donors show significant biological age &ldquo;reversal&rdquo; after being transplanted into younger recipients, offering a new perspective on donor-matching strategies for heart transplantation.</description>
      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>[Key Facts]</strong> A follow-up study of heart transplant recipients found that hearts from older donors show a clear drop in &ldquo;biological age&rdquo; markers — both epigenetic and metabolic — after being transplanted into younger recipients.</p>
<p>By analyzing myocardial tissue samples at multiple time points before and after transplantation, the research team identified a panel of age-related molecular markers and found that the younger the recipient, the more pronounced the &ldquo;rejuvenation&rdquo; trend. The result challenges the long-standing conservative matching approach that centered on donor age.</p>
<p>The researchers note that this could potentially expand the donor pool for heart transplantation and ease global organ shortage pressure, though longer-term data are still needed to confirm the impact on distant outcomes.</p>
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