Fight Aging! Newsletter, August 26th 2019
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Contents
Healthy Aging is a Harmful Concept that will Misdirect Research Efforts
Popular Science Publications Struggle to Grasp the State of Aging Research
World Health Organization Staff Continue their Efforts to be Irrelevant in the Matter of Human Aging
Forever Healthy Foundation Begins Publishing Risk/Benefit Analyses of Potential Treatments for Aging
mTOR Inhibition via Rapamycin and the Concept of Beneficial Diabetes
Regular Exercise Slows Cognitive Decline and Age-Related Damage to the Brain
The Genetics of Human Longevity in a Nutshell: Only a Few Identified Variants, and Everything Else a Mystery
Juvenescence Raises a Further 100M to Invest in Therapies to Treat Aging
Amyloid-β Causes Blood-Brain Barrier Leakage
A Fast Review of the Present Consensus on Mechanisms Dete...
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