Have you noticed that the rich and famous seem to age better than the rest of the population? There seems to be a positive correlation between wealth and slowed aging. In that same vein, a recent Live Science article discussed a new anti-aging clinical trial where subjects must pay $1 million to participate, as opposed to most studies where participation is either free or people are actually compensated. The study is being run by Libella Gene Therapeutics, a Kansas-based company that uses a single-gene therapy to “prevent, delay, or even reverse” the effects of aging, as well as treat diseases associated with old age such as Alzheimer’s.
Quick Hits: Want to Participate in an Anti-Aging Clinical Trial? You Better be a Millionaire.
A Kansas-based company is conducting a clinical trial in Colombia to reverse aging, and participation costs a cool $1 million.
Dec 17, 2019
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