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Sunday, November 9, 2014

Curing aging...the end of death in a decade?


Bill Andrews on Telomere Basics: Curing Aging, Second Edition, by Ph.D. Bill Andrews (Author) , Jon Cornell (Author) , Brendan Parker (Editor)

"Curing Aging, Second Edition" is an updated account of research in the biomedical field,
 including our recent findings and approach for the future.



Title:
Bill Andrews on Telomere Basics: Curing Aging Paperback

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Authors:
Ph.D. Bill Andrews (Author), Jon Cornell (Author), Brendan Parker (Editor)

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Dr. Bill Andrews explains the groundbreaking science of telomere biology, the first and only emergent technology that holds the promise of treating and reversing age-related diseases, including aging itself. Topics discussed include the biological basis for the human aging process, the basic science behind telomeres and telomerase, a history of Dr. Andrews' discoveries at Sierra Sciences, the most exciting experiments demonstrating the promise of therapies based on telomere length maintenance, and the diseases that could be treated or cured by this technology. Dr. Andrews is the President and CEO of Sierra Sciences, a biotech company focused solely on reversing aging through telomere maintenance. He is one of the principal discoverers of both the RNA and protein components of human telomerase, the enzyme most critical to this technology. He has focused the last 20 years of his career exclusively on addressing the problem of human aging. All profits from the sale of this book go to anti-aging research.

The Japan Times reports that the government will find a more frugal gift in time for the country’s annual celebration of the elderly on Sept. 15. Last year, the government spent ¥260 million ($2 million) on the program, which provided dishes for more than 29,000 centenarians. Japan expects as many as 38,000 more people to celebrate their 100th birthday in 2018.

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