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

Comments

1. Eliasc: this is one of those 'interesting side effect' stories that will get buried under a pile of methodological critique
2. Pale Kite: something i hadn't seen coming is them linking lung disease treatment to lifespan extension
3. Milaivanov: if slow biological aging is a side effect, how will it affect lifespan and quality of life?
4. Nova: kinda weird that slowing down biologic aging would be a 'bonus', like was it expected to accelerate it?
5. Junepetrov: i've seen some weird correlations between health and longevity before but this one's interesting
6. Aria: what happens when some old medical research gets repurposed for something new and shiny, huh?
7. Umbra Vector: i'll believe this holds up when i see some actual longevity data not just a bunch of lab rats
8. Ravia: looks like we're getting some promising leads on aging research now - hope it doesn't get lost in the hype

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