_the-cell-aging-continuum-from-healthy-through-the-stages-of-cellular-decline-dr-vincent-giampapa-md-facs.jpg "The Cell Aging Continuum (from healthy through the stages of cellular decline) - Dr. Vincent Giampapa, MD, FACS from bystander effect cancer Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 19-Apr-2016
✓ Published: 19-Apr-2016
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Aging is really a continuum of your cell pools (somatic and stem cells) from healthy to the stages of cellular decline (quiescence, early senescence, late senescence, apoptosis, cancer). If apoptosis (programmed cell death) does not occur, we run the risk of developing the degenerative diseases of aging, including cancer. We believe in focusing on intervention earlier in the cell lifecycle, rather than treating the symptoms of aging once the cells are already damaged. This cycle is compounded by
Aging is really a continuum of your cell pools (somatic and stem cells) from healthy to the stages of cellular decline (quiescence, early senescence, late senescence, apoptosis, cancer). If apoptosis (programmed cell death) does not occur, we run the risk of developing the degenerative diseases of aging, including cancer. We believe in focusing on intervention earlier in the cell lifecycle, rather than treating the symptoms of aging once the cells are already damaged. This cycle is compounded by
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