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The first-ever reverse-aging drug was just injected into a human
A reverse-aging drug was injected into a human for the first time by Boston-based biotech startup Life Biosciences. The treatment targets age-related diseases through cellular reprogramming, with initial testing on a patient with glaucoma. Billionaires and pharmaceutical companies, including Jeff Bezos, Sam Altman, Eli Lilly, and Merck, are investing in this longevity science.
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