Does this mean we'll live to be 150 years old?

[HeadStartSEO]

BBC News - Alzheimer's breakthrough hailed as 'turning point'

Cliff notes: researchers were able to completely stop brain cell death in mice with advanced neurodegenerative disease, using an oral compound.

This is exciting news. I hope they find a compound for humans sometime soon.

 

[Esquire]

BBC News - Alzheimer's breakthrough hailed as 'turning point'

Cliff notes: researchers were able to completely stop brain cell death in mice with advanced neurodegenerative disease, using an oral compound.

This is exciting news. I hope they find a compound for humans sometime soon.

Still plenty of ways to die. Now I can die of a heart attack while not wearing a straight jacket instead of spending my final days in a padded room...

 

[bodiddley]

BBC News - Alzheimer's breakthrough hailed as 'turning point'

Cliff notes: researchers were able to completely stop brain cell death in mice with advanced neurodegenerative disease, using an oral compound.

This is exciting news. I hope they find a compound for humans sometime soon.

With your next post, you'll live to be 151

 

[Michael_]

BBC News - Alzheimer's breakthrough hailed as 'turning point'

Cliff notes: researchers were able to completely stop brain cell death in mice with advanced neurodegenerative disease, using an oral compound.

This is exciting news. I hope they find a compound for humans sometime soon.

Completely stop brain cell death? Does that mean the mice will become infinitely more intelligent over time?

 

[bodiddley]

BBC News - Alzheimer's breakthrough hailed as 'turning point'

Cliff notes: researchers were able to completely stop brain cell death in mice with advanced neurodegenerative disease, using an oral compound.

This is exciting news. I hope they find a compound for humans sometime soon.

I've got a compound for your mom. For cheap. For realz.

 

[JarredLv]

I've got a compound for your mom. For cheap. For realz.

Wow, a "your mom" joke. It's like 7th grade all over again.

 

[Klemen]

BBC News - Alzheimer's breakthrough hailed as 'turning point'

Cliff notes: researchers were able to completely stop brain cell death in mice with advanced neurodegenerative disease, using an oral compound.

This is exciting news. I hope they find a compound for humans sometime soon.

Is it not that cells are supposed to die? They begin to mutate over time as dna of a cell changes by internal and external influences.

When a cell does NOT die you have problems. Think cancer.

 

[productionhead]

im not mice

 

[bodiddley]

Wow, a "your mom" joke. It's like 7th grade all over again.

4th Grade.

Great, if everyone lives to be 150 we'll be at a 50 Billion population in no time.

 

[GoldMarketing]

I am always skeptical when reading these kind of articles. Nearly every days some headlines reveal that there have been universal cure for cancer and AIDS discovered, but still...

 

[omgyams]

Still plenty of ways to die. Now I can die of a heart attack while not wearing a straight jacket instead of spending my final days in a padded room...

Heart With No Beat Offers Hope Of New Lease On Life : NPR

Old but relevant. And they're still working on it:

Heart Assist Devices - Texas Heart Institute

 

[ShadowCaster]

Oral compound, eh?

IamA man who bottles jizz for a millionaire. Pics and proof inside! AMA! : tabled

Also, will they have affiliate program?

 

[Jizzlobber]

Securing domains now.

 

[zimok]

im not mice

You are not a mouse, but you are 97.5% mice like in working(active) genetic code.

 

[Van_Basten]

I would not want to live to 150 anyway. Live fast, die (relatively) young.

 

[productionhead]

You are not a mouse, but you are 97.5% mice like in working(active) genetic code.

but who was rat

 

[Fiver]

I wanna live to be 150 but I wanna look 21 while doing so.

 

[avatar33]

Man if you were to believe everything you read on the newspapers, every single disease has been cured. Too bad we're still dying.

 

[Vadym]

I've been reading about breakthroughs in every sort of illness on the morning crapper for years now from BBC.

Why the fuck are we not augmented and disease free yet?

 

[jacky8]

Is it not that cells are supposed to die? They begin to mutate over time as dna of a cell changes by internal and external influences.

When a cell does NOT die you have problems. Think cancer.

A zombie comes to mind. Dead, yet alive

I would not want to live to 150 anyway. Live fast, die (relatively) young.

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