Two drugs rejuvenated four organ systems in old mice

Two drugs rejuvenated four organ systems in old mice

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Dasatinib and quercetin are the senolytic stack many people already take to clear out the body's worn-out cells. This study mapped what the pair actually does across an aged mouse's tissues, cell by cell. It remodels a lot. But did the mice live any longer?

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