Will a senolytic drug be used clinically to slow, prevent, or reverse aging by the end of 2033?
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The Daily Mail interviews Andrew Steele, the author of Ageless: The New Science of Getting Older Without Getting Old.
- Steele makes a couple of key predictions in the interview:
- "I'd be shocked if in five years we don't have some senolytics in the clinic.
- It probably won't be for aging at first.
- It'll be for a specific disease - and maybe in 10 years, we'll use it for aging.
- These things are very, very near term."
