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health2 years ago

"San Francisco Firm's Anti-Aging Drug for Dogs Nears FDA Approval"

A San Francisco biotech company called Loyal has announced that its drug LOY-001, which aims to extend the lifespan of large-breed dogs, has cleared early hurdles with the FDA. The drug works by interacting with a hormone called IGF-1 that accelerates the aging process in dogs. Loyal claims that LOY-001 may help slow down age-related processes for dogs weighing 40 pounds or more. The drug is administered by injection every three to six months, with a daily pill in development. Further clinical trials and safety reviews are required before full approval, but Loyal hopes to market the drug for lifespan extension in large-breed dogs by 2026.

via Fox News|
#aging-process#anti-aging-drug#canine-lifespan-extension
science-and-technology2 years ago

"Revolutionary Drug Promises Extended Lifespan for Dogs"

San Francisco-based company Loyal has received conditional approval from the FDA for its anti-aging drug, LOY-001, designed to extend the lifespan of large- and giant-breed dogs. The drug aims to reduce the growth-promoting hormone IGF-1 in adult dogs, addressing the shorter lifespans of larger breeds. If approved, LOY-001 could be available as early as 2026, offering the potential for an extended and healthier life for dogs over the age of 7 and weighing more than 40 pounds. Loyal must still conduct further studies and meet FDA criteria for full approval.

via KTXL FOX 40 Sacramento|
#anti-aging-drug#dogs#fda-approval
health2 years ago

"Stanford Scientists Uncover Anti-Aging Molecule for Muscle and Nerve Regeneration"

Stanford scientists have discovered a molecule that could potentially be developed into an anti-aging drug. By blocking the action of an aging-related protein called 15-PGDH, the researchers were able to repair broken nerve and muscle fiber connections, leading to the restoration of strength and muscle mass in lab mice. This discovery has significant implications for adults experiencing muscle weakness with age and for individuals with muscle-wasting diseases like ALS. The study also revealed that inhibiting 15-PGDH can regenerate damaged motor neurons in the brain and spinal cord, offering potential treatments for various neuromuscular disorders.

via Daily Mail|
#als#anti-aging-drug#health
health2 years ago

"Promising Results: Blood Pressure Medication Delays Aging and Prolongs Life in Animals"

The hypertension drug rilmenidine has shown potential in slowing down aging and extending lifespan in worms, mimicking the effects of caloric restriction. In tests conducted on worms and mice, rilmenidine increased lifespan and improved health markers. The drug targets a biological signaling receptor called nish-1, which is crucial for its effectiveness. Rilmenidine is already widely prescribed, taken orally, and has relatively mild side effects. While further research is needed to determine its effectiveness in humans, these early findings offer promise for developing an anti-aging drug that could improve health in old age without the need for extreme calorie cutting.

via ScienceAlert|
#aging#anti-aging-drug#caloric-restriction