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Study suggests AI-generated drug could slow aging, Gizmodo reports

Gizmodo describes research into an AI-generated drug and its potential to slow aging.

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Gizmodo reports that a study suggests an AI-generated drug could slow aging.

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@GizmodoStudy Suggests AI-Generated Drug Could Slow Aging https://gizmodo.com/study-suggests-ai-generated-drug-could-slow-aging-2000808265
@TechstrongaiWhile testing an AI-designed drug called rentosertib for a chronic lung disease, researchers noticed something unexpected. Six different biological aging clocks that analyzed proteins in patients' blood all pointed toward a younger predicted biological age. The effect was consistent enough to warrant further investigation, though the 12-week trial involved only 42 people and aging clocks remain an emerging measurement method. Read more about the findings and what they could mean for AI-driven drug discovery and aging research: https://buff.ly/typuIEV #Biotech #AgenticAI #DrugDiscovery
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    @GizmodoStudy Suggests AI-Generated Drug Could Slow Aging https://gizmodo.com/study-suggests-ai-generated-drug-could-slow-aging-2000808265
    @TechstrongaiWhile testing an AI-designed drug called rentosertib for a chronic lung disease, researchers noticed something unexpected. Six different biological aging clocks that analyzed proteins in patients' blood all pointed toward a younger predicted biological age. The effect was consistent enough to warrant further investigation, though the 12-week trial involved only 42 people and aging clocks remain an emerging measurement method. Read more about the findings and what they could mean for AI-driven drug discovery and aging research: https://buff.ly/typuIEV #Biotech #AgenticAI #DrugDiscovery
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