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Initially I wanted to post this in Ann's thread about cancer. But too much trolling over there.
Drug that fights aging, cancer, and radiation could reach market in 5 years
https://www.rt.com/viral/382198-drug-fights-cancer-radiation-aging/
“This is the closest we are to a safe and effective anti-ageing drug that’s perhaps only three to five years away from being on the market if the trials go well,” lead scientist Professor David Sinclair, of the Harvard Medical School said of the research, as cited by Sky News.
Researchers put drops of NAD+ into the water supply of a test group of mice and, within hours, their NAD+ levels began to rise. In just one week, muscle tissue samples taken from the older mice in the group were virtually indistinguishable from the younger mice and showed significant improvements in overall DNA repair.
“We can’t tell the difference between the tissues from an old mouse that is two years old versus a young mouse that is three to four months old,” Sinclair said, as cited by Time."
‘Forever young’? Russian & Swedish scientists manage to slow down aging process in mice https:/*******kcNrwMM93Npic.twitter.com/qi89B9sNn6"
If so, how many people would be able to afford it?
And what about current concerns over overpopulation?
Drug that fights aging, cancer, and radiation could reach market in 5 years
https://www.rt.com/viral/382198-drug-fights-cancer-radiation-aging/
“This is the closest we are to a safe and effective anti-ageing drug that’s perhaps only three to five years away from being on the market if the trials go well,” lead scientist Professor David Sinclair, of the Harvard Medical School said of the research, as cited by Sky News.
Researchers put drops of NAD+ into the water supply of a test group of mice and, within hours, their NAD+ levels began to rise. In just one week, muscle tissue samples taken from the older mice in the group were virtually indistinguishable from the younger mice and showed significant improvements in overall DNA repair.
“We can’t tell the difference between the tissues from an old mouse that is two years old versus a young mouse that is three to four months old,” Sinclair said, as cited by Time."
‘Forever young’? Russian & Swedish scientists manage to slow down aging process in mice https:/*******kcNrwMM93Npic.twitter.com/qi89B9sNn6"
If so, how many people would be able to afford it?
And what about current concerns over overpopulation?
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