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The Download: legitimizing longevity science, and Harvard’s geoengineering U-turn

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Scientists and clinicians see themselves spearheading a revolution in medicine. But proponents recognize the challenges ahead. Clinicians disagree on how they should assess and treat aging. Without standards and guidelines, there is a real risk that some clinics could end up not only failing to serve their clients, but potentially harming them.

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The Download: legitimizing longevity science, and Harvard’s geoengineering U-turn

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology The quest to legitimize longevity medicine On a bright chilly day last December, a crowd of doctors and scientists gathered at a research institute atop a hill in Novato, California. Their goal is to help people add years to their lifespans, and to live those extra years in good health. But the meeting’s partic…

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