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From bench to bedside – how to report on animal research for meaningful human clinical trials

Nature has already solved the problem of aging in species all around the world. While most of these species are long-lived trees, there are quite a lot of animals too. To be upfront, most of these animals are primitive, less complex than we humans are. But just like we replicated the technology of manufacturing penicillin…… Continue reading From bench to bedside – how to report on animal research for meaningful human clinical trials

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Published January 10, 2017
Categorized as Comparative gerontology Tagged animal research, Biology, clinical trials, comparative gerontology, experimental design, gerontology, gerontology blog, how to report on animal research, human health, human longevity, interpreting results, longevity letter, medicine, nature, reporting results, science blog, statistics and research

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