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Billionaires back longevity science; human trials report positive safety data

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High-profile billionaires, including Jeff Bezos, Peter Thiel, Yuri Milner, and Sam Altman, are investing in longevity science startups such as Retro Biosciences. Separately, Life Biosciences released safety data from its first human trial of cellular reprogramming for glaucoma. Three patients received the experimental therapy, which involved an eye injection and antibiotics, and none reported major side effects.

From businessinsider.com

Why it matters

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The influx of capital into longevity science startups suggests growing investor confidence in the field. The successful initial safety data from human trials could accelerate the development and commercialization of rejuvenation therapies for age-related conditions.

From businessinsider.com

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  • Retro BiosciencesSpeculative

    Could see market price changes driven by positive investment news in the longevity science sector.

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