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What if we could slow biological aging itself—not just treat the diseases that come with it?
In Episode 34 of Decoding Longevity, Raghav Sehgal and Dr. Macsue Jacques sit down with Professor Matt Kaeberlein to explore the biology of aging and what it might mean to actually intervene in the aging process.
They discuss mTOR and rapamycin, the debate around rapamycin in humans, and why Matt believes some recent evidence has been misunderstood. The conversation also covers the Dog Aging Project, the TRIAD trial, Aura Biomedical, AI-powered lifespan research, and the future of longevity biotech.
From yeast and worms to dogs and humans, this episode explores how we can move from understanding aging to potentially changing it.
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