New anti-ageing therapy extends life of mice by 25%, study finds
- A new therapy using anti-IL-11 injections extended the life of mice by 25%, improving health markers and reducing deaths from cancer.
- Treated mice averaged 155 weeks of life, 35 weeks longer than untreated mice, with few observed side effects.
- "The treated mice had fewer cancers and were free from the usual signs of ageing," stated Professor Cook.
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