Dog Aging Project
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Dog Aging Project
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#2Last I heard this had tens of millions of dollars allocated to it and yielded little to no results, unfortunately. Is that not the case?
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#4Last I heard this had tens of millions of dollars allocated to it and yielded little to no results, unfortunately. Is that not the case?
The publication page of the site seems to contain quite a few publications. What do you mean by no result?
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#5Last I heard this had tens of millions of dollars allocated to it and yielded little to no results, unfortunately. Is that not the case?
The publication page of the site seems to contain quite a few publications. What do you mean by no result?
Nothing useful to improving human quality of life.
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#7Are there other examples of innovations flowing from veterinary medicine to human medicine?
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Nothing useful to improving human quality of life.
I thought I had narrow definitions of usefulness.
That was stated as the main goal of the project: improve quality of life in dogs and hope the results transfer to humans. It didn’t achieve that goal so far. I really don’t know what you want me to say.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
I thought I had narrow definitions of usefulness.
That was stated as the main goal of the project: improve quality of life in dogs and hope the results transfer to humans. It didn’t achieve that goal so far. I really don’t know what you want me to say.
Being a little facetious: If my dog lives an extra 5 years of high quality life then that would improve my quality of life immeasurably.
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#10Urgh some ungodly JavaScript is hijacking the scrolling, I wish the site wasn't so ineptly written.