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Anti Aging Therapy

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health-and-science1 year ago•6 min saved

"Reprogramming T Cells: A Breakthrough in Slowing Aging"

A new study led by Dr. Corina Amor Vegas at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory describes a potential anti-aging therapy using CAR T cells, which are genetically engineered to target and destroy senescent cells linked to age-related health problems. In mice, a single injection of these senolytic CAR T cells in young adulthood slowed aging, improved metabolic profiles, and rejuvenated elderly mice. The treatment shows promise for addressing age-related diseases, but further research is needed to determine its long-term effects and potential side effects in humans.

via Singularity Hub|

#aging #anti-aging-therapy #car-t-cells

health-and-science2 years ago•4 min saved

"Breakthrough: Reprogrammed T Cells Slow Aging in Mice and Hold Promise for Humans"

A biomedical sciences professor and her team have developed a method to program T-cells to target and eliminate senescent cells, which are linked to aging and age-related diseases. In lab mice, this treatment resulted in rejuvenation for older mice and slower aging for younger ones, with long-lasting effects. If successful in humans, this therapy could potentially provide lifelong anti-aging benefits and may represent a significant breakthrough in medicine.

via The Debrief|

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health-and-science2 years ago•3 min saved

"Senolytic CAR T Cells: The Ultimate Anti-Aging Elixir?"

Researchers in New York have developed a revolutionary cell therapy using CAR T-cells to target and eliminate senescent cells, which contribute to age-related decline. This therapy has shown long-term effectiveness with a single treatment, potentially improving metabolic function and physical health in mice without noticeable side effects. While more research is needed before human application, the therapy's potential to revolutionize aging and age-related disease treatment is immense.

via Study Finds|