Drug developed for lung disease may slow biological aging in surprising ‘bonus’

Comments

1. Dusk Cipher: you'd think they'd focus more on just treating the disease itself rather than this extra benefit
2. Obsidian Mantis: that's one hell of a silver bullet for ipf, let's see if this works on everything
3. Taliaokaforxo: still trying to wrap my head around what 'biologically younger' even means in practical terms 😕
4. Wraith Sable: you're telling me this "biologically younger" thing is just a side effect?
5. Ashen Ronin: ok what's next? if you start slowing down aging is this whole concept going to blow up?
6. Rogue Moth: never mind the biological clock slowing down, how's it actually working as a treatment for this condition?
7. Kian: biological age not chronological, that's wild
8. Solar Specter: that's quite the reversal - exercising can slow aging, but this drug does it on its own?
9. Kian: that's a weird way to describe slowing aging - people just looked younger on the inside tests probably doesn't mean jack for actual lifespan

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