The Most Exciting Maybe of the Year
A link in a recent post on my favorite blog took me to a piece on a recent article from the Netherlands Cancer Institute in Amsterdam. It describes a procedure which appears to reverse aging in mice. These are early results, they might be wrong, there might be currently unknown problems, and we are not mice.
posted by David Friedman @ 9:10 PM
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Senolysis is an important first step towards reversing three aging process, but it only addresses one of several known fundamental types of damage that occur as part of the aging process. This could potentially delay the aging process significantly in humans, but ultimately true reversal of aging would require addressing the other causes.
If this is something you're interested in, you should be reading the Fight Aging blog as well.
There's a lot going on in that respect: http://www.lifeextension.com/Magazine/2017/4
Woah. It sounds as if aging is like accumulating a dysfunctional cellular bureaucracy that can't be fired. . . .
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