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Thu Jun 14 03:38:18 2007
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Close: $0.80 UP
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consider the potential and get on CAON firs thing Thursday!
A normal outcome is for a new medical technology to be blocked by the
FDA for anything up to a decade. Regular readers will be quite aware of
all of this; bad, anti-research legislation is a common topic of
discussion here. Nick Bostrom has penned a great article on the
arguments currently taking place. You choose to do it; health and
longevity are not accidents for most of us. They may look healthy and
young, but it is hard say why.
A good starting point is to become a member of the Life Extension
Foundation.
I say simple, because these therapies are literally on the level of
transfusions. A cheap, unlimited source of replacement organs for
everyone will be a very important step in the road to extending our
healthy lifespans.
Unfortunately, the political establishment in the US and other countries
are doing their level best to hamper progress. htmIt's become
interesting to keep track of the number of new potential anti-cancer
therapies in the works.
Regular readers will be quite aware of all of this; bad, anti-research
legislation is a common topic of discussion here.
It is are working well and has been successfully used dozens of
patients. This responsibility extends to telling our elected
representatives that what they are doing is wrong. Both young fields of
medicine are striving to find better ways to repair the damaged human
body. " section to see how you can help make things better.
Nick Bostrom has penned a great article on the arguments currently
taking place.
Research shows that stem cells cultivated from a patient could be used
to treat regenerate muscle lost to degenerative conditions.
Scientists know some of the basic mutations that extend lifespan, and
now they are much closer to understanding how these mutations actually
work.
So it is with medical research.
It's all interesting, but scroll down to the "Stem Cells and Cloning"
heading for items of interest to the healthy life extension community.
This is good to know; seeing the mainstream press paying more attention
to longevity, life extension and aging studies is very gratifying. This
medical technology could easily arrive too late for those of us reading
this.
It is a fight we must win.
htmFrom Reuters AlertNet, news that lifestyle changes in Okinawa are
eroding the famous Okinawan longevity. "What they need to do is go on a
diet and increase physical activity, not be treated with a patch. " As
the article notes, this research will provide years of follow-on work
for scientists.
Our corner of the wider battle will determine future longevity and
access to cheap, advanced medical technologies. This is perhaps the
hardest topic to research, and in the end you will have to make a number
of decisions yourself. There are some interesting quotes; I think that
the important lesson to take away is that the science is very uncertain.
You can be as assured as you please in the belief that someone else will
care as much about your health as you do, but you will be wrong.
DISCUSSIONHave comments for us, or want to discuss the newsletter? This
whole process is much like unraveling a ball of tangled yarn. Medical
research into stem cells, aging and regeneration requires support and
encouragement.
Medical research into stem cells, aging and regeneration requires
support and encouragement.
that means tens of millions of people who would otherwise have been
alive would be dead.
