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And those of us who feel youthful longer, it turns out our telomeres are staying longer for longer periods of time, extending our feelings of youthfulness and reducing the risks of all we most dread as the birthdays go by.

OK, simply put, yes, nudging up telomerase does decrease the risks of some diseases, but it also increases the risks of certain and rather nasty cancers.

So even if you could buy that Costco-sized bottle of telomerase, and there are many websites marketing such dubious products, the problem is you could nudge up your risks of cancers.

So the real question becomes, OK, if I can't guzzle telomerase, do I have control over my telomeres' length and hence my well-being, my health, without those downsides of cancer risks?

Those were the risks.

When Montreal was signed, we were less certain then of the risks from CFCs than we are now of the risks from greenhouse gas emissions.

It's also the brain region that becomes active when you're willing to take enormous risks for huge gains and huge losses.

You focus on the person, you obsessively think about them, you crave them, you distort reality, your willingness to take enormous risks to win this person.

And we all know the perils and the risks that go along with this, but we're doing something that's much bigger than ourselves, and helping advance civilization, so the risk is worth the reward.

They took serious risks to learn.

Now, this is despite us knowing that there are unique health risks to this community.

The government is unable to take the risks required to open up this precious frontier.

I wanted to know approval to aftermath, satisfaction rates, risks, statistics.

I understand everything about it, all the risks."

And needless to say, there were certain risks in taking on these subjects.

Reporter: ...battlefield companions are helping to reduce the combat risks.

The list goes on, but that's the final thing that I want to share about autocracies, so that you look at your country and see if there are risks there.

We face risks whichever way we turn: a world changed by climate change or a world changed by climate change and our efforts to counter climate change.

The war has tremendous risks for the model that I'm describing because it's very possible that as a consequence of a war, many Muslims will conclude that the United States is not the kind of place that they want to emulate with respect to its forms of political government.

So the risks are very great.

Sometimes, when I talk about taking risks and trying and failing in the context of human rights, I meet raised eyebrows, eyebrows that say, "How irresponsible," or, "How insensitive."

And what that does from a security or a military part is it does three things: it changes the very operating environment that we're working in, it threatens our bases, and then it has geostrategic risks, which sounds kind of fancy and I'll explain what I mean by that in a second.

He has said so in his written responses to Congress, and he says, "As Secretary of Defense, it's my job to manage such risks."

And what we tend to see is a convergence of multiple kinds of risks: income inequality, poverty, youth unemployment, different issues around violence, even exposure to droughts, cyclones and earthquakes.

Most patients feel that those risks are acceptable for the chance to diagnose and treat their illnesses.

What risks does the environment pose to it?

So I have to say, as someone who researches and treats these injuries, that I've been really gratified to see the growing awareness of TBI and specifically, the short- and long-term risks to athletes.

In this way, these women's brains look like the brains of retired NFL players, and they'll likely face the same risks for dementing diseases as they age.

The same risks.

When I was 16, while frequently observing my peers in person as well as on social media, I began to wonder why so many teens took such crazy risks.

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