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5 key milestones in senolytic drug development
Senolytics can alleviate multiple age-related diseases.
Dasatinib and quercetin were the first successful senolytic drugs.
Clinical trials for Alzheimer's disease using senolytics began recently.
First human trial of D + Q showed improved physical function in IPF patients.
Second generation senolytics aim for greater selectivity and fewer side effects.
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