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Seattle Times Features the Dog Aging Project

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HALo’s Dog Aging Project—which hopes to develop treatments to slow aging and provide dogs and cats with three to five or more years of additional healthy, youthful life—was featured on the Cover of today’s Seattle Times with the article “UW scientists seek to extend dogs’ lives with anti-aging drug​”  The Seattle Times article describes the second part of the project […]

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Fountain Of Puppyhood: Can New Drug Lengthen Your Dog’s Life?

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WBUR’s the Wild Life featured an article, “Fountain of puppyhood: can new drug lengthen your dog’s life?” on HALo’s Dog Aging Project. The Dog Aging Project strives to develop treatments to slow aging and offer longer, healthier life in people and their pets.  The article references UW scientist’s research on rapamycin as well as WebMB, […]

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HALo Director, Matt Kaeberlein, Featured in UW Medicine Magazine

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The Spring 2014 cover story of UW Medicine magazine, “Exploring Why We Age”, features the work of UW Healthy Aging and Longevity Research Institute Director, Matt Kaeberlein, Ph.D.  Decades of wear and tear — that’s the age-old explanation for common afflictions of aging: creaking joints, wrinkling skin, weakening muscles, slowing mental processes. Over millennia, people […]

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