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"In what could be the start of a new era of do-it-yourself gene therapy,
the CEO of a biotech startup last month skipped town to undergo a very
public round of anti-aging therapy in Latin America, reports
MIT Technology Review. Forty-four-year-old Elizabeth Parrish
claims to have received several unproven treatments,
including muscle mass enhancement and therapy to lengthen protective
DNA caps known as telomeres, a process associated with longer life spans
in mice. Neither treatment is FDA approved, but Parrish—whose company
is developing and promoting these treatments—says they are based on
research done in mainstream U.S. labs. Although many details are
unconfirmed, researchers who advised the company say Parrish’s claims
are plausible. They are divided, however, on what this means".
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