An experimental AI-created drug for an incurable lung disease had a surprising effect during trials: it made the body's biological age indicators drop by 6 years, towards a younger state.
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An experimental AI-created drug, Rentosertib, unexpectedly reduced patients' biological age indicators by about 6 years during trials for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
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