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"in mice" At this point it should be clear to everyone that very few treatments that work on mice actually translate effectively to larger animals, not to ment
by 0xbadc0de5 4y ago
"in mice"
At this point it should be clear to everyone that very few treatments that work on mice actually translate effectively to larger animals, not to mention primates. We've been curing diseases in mice for decades, including aging, yet very few of those have produced meaningful treatments for humans.
Not that we shouldn't keep doing research, but maybe wait for primate studies before getting exited about it.