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Poster 125: Determining Biological Age and Prolonging the Healthspan by Targeting Senescence

Mayo Clinic pilot study authors

PRIMARY 2022
Summary Can targeting worn-out cells make people biologically younger and healthier? Show / hide ↓

This poster appears to examine whether targeting senescent cells, which are damaged cells that stop dividing but remain in the body, can improve healthspan, the years lived in good health. It also refers to biological age, an estimate of how old the body seems based on health measurements rather than birthdays. The available record does not say whether the work involved people, animals, or cells. It also does not provide the treatment, number of participants, or results.

What this means for you: There is not enough information here to decide whether any supplement, medicine, or treatment works. Do not buy or use an anti-aging product based on this poster title alone.

weak evidence
DesignPRIMARY
TierTier 3, Ingredient RCT (matching dose)
Year2022
JournalInnovation in Aging (NIH poster archive)
Added to NO1GEVITYMay 15, 2026

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