Senescent Cells Finally Move From Theory to Human Treatment
For years, senolytics have worked brilliantly in mice—but human biology doesn't always cooperate. Until now. A landmark paper published today proves that clearing senescent cells doesn't just theoretically improve aging—it measurably restores critical structures in living human systems, finally validating a decade of research and shifting an entire field from possibility to clinical reality.
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