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Telomerase activators do not trump the natural pruning of length

Ed Park, MD 06/17/2017 aging, Biomarkers, dr ed park, Telomerase Activation Medicine, telomere measurement 4 Comments

I have noted that over the last nine years, taking telomerase activators in my patients can lead to increases but that this does not result in continuous lengthening. Now, we understand why this is the case.

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Telomere research comes in three flavors

Ed Park, MD 02/03/2017 aging, dr ed park, research, stem cell theory of aging, TA-65, Telomerase Activation Medicine, Telomere erosion 2 Comments

What we need is to imagine different types of questions that incorporate more meaningful queries; garbage in, garbage out, in other words. Time to ask better questions!

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Mice CAN get muscular dystrophy after all

Ed Park, MD 09/30/2016 aging, dr ed park, research, stem cell theory of aging 0 Comments

Research suggests turns out that mice can get the disease but that their longer telomeres often protect them and produce a mild disease form or phenotype

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Does having acne mean you will live longer?

Ed Park, MD 09/30/2016 dr ed park, research, skin 2 Comments

Since sex hormones like testosterone are positively associated with acne AND with increased telomerase activity, the study probably just captured this effect.

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Pros and cons of a randomized trial

Ed Park, MD 07/19/2016 dr ed park, ftc, research 1 Comment

The problem of a randomized controlled trial is that it doesn’t explain mechanism or pertain to individual subjects

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