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RE: Human Longevity, SRT1, and Alzheimers Disease: A Brief Review of A Recent Publication
Tiny bits of advances, but they seem hardly relevant for this generation. Charming for the future generations, but we still have to live in the doom of the uncurable degeneration of our minds. Still gotta love the doctors and researchers who put all of their time in this field. I hope that just as technology accelerates on other things, our genetic analysis tools get better with time as well in a super fast way.
Maybe in 20 years they'll have a decisive delayer of brain degeneration.
Science is built upon tiny advances ;)
I know :D It's just despairing. I want to be immortal now, not in my next life. :D
Eh, enjoy your days. I don't think immortality would be all it's cracked up to be. That said living for a few hundred years wouldn't be too sad!
I agree, but I believe that nature and organic foods play a role in this, as this disease was not viral as it is today.
I think the ability to share information that we have today can make these advances happen faster and faster. Lots of little advances all adding up