The actual study says the opposite: >"It is encouraging, however, that long- term TAC treatment was well tolerated without any overt or his- tological adverse

The actual study says the opposite: >"It is encouraging, however, that long- term TAC treatment was well tolerated without any overt or his- tological adverse effects including carcinogenesis. Nonetheless, additional safety studies in non-human primates are warranted. Along these lines, it is worth noting that TAC may reduce cancer incidence, given that insufficient telomerase resulting in telomere dysfunction coupled with loss of p53-dependent DNA check- point control is a major driver of chromosomal instability and cancer genesis in the aged. 53 Correspondingly, TERT reactiva- tion in aged inducible-TERT mice was shown to reverse aging phenotypes without causing an increase in cancer." https://hub.libstc.cc/10.1016/j.cell.2024.05.048.pdf https://hub.libstc.cc/10.1016/j.cell.2024.05.048.pdf