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Vladimir Putin's daughter predicted a breakthrough in longevity research tied to a new Russian anti-aging lab opening

United24media reports that Vladimir Putin's daughter has predicted a breakthrough in longevity research, linked to the opening of a new Russian anti-aging laboratory. The outlet has not given further detail on the lab's location, funding or timeline, and the claim is reported so far only by United24media. No independent confirmation of the prediction or the research involved has yet been cited.

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