This is very good news for middle class citizens. Affordability is a major concern when it comes to emerging new medicines and treatments so it's good to see it being handled quite well. Very good video from George Church.
Yes you can. You just don’t want the type of insulin that’s been around since the Stone Age. You want the newer stuff that’s better. The Stone Age stuff is dirt cheap at Walmart and can even been gotten without a prescription.
Insulin is very very cheap. This lie has to stop. At every pharmacy there are GoodRX coupons available for literally everyone that makes insulin cost next to nothing. Stop freaking lieing.
The problem with life extension therapy (and with organs regeneration/printing) is that seems to be addressed to mice. I had thought about a company buying an island to do research aimed at humans..... and that's what the company used by Bryan seems to do, but we need more company like those. Playing with mice doesn't advance antiaging therapy in humans.
The problem with life extension therapy (and with organs regeneration/printing) is that seems to be addressed to mice. I had thought about a company buying an island to do research aimed at humans..... Playing with mice doesn't advance antiaging therapy in humans.
Some people would pay for this, and some will be guinea pigs if it helps with other health issues that happen near end of life. I am sure most people would be willing to pay a lot more due to the value of the benefit. If charging for the drug makes it happen faster, then I am all for progress.
Just another 300 years. Too late for anyone alive today, but I do think we can look forward to coming generations benefiting from the basic research done in our lifetime.
The problem with life extension therapy (and with organs regeneration/printing) is that seems to be addressed to mice. I had thought about a company buying an island to do research aimed at humans..... Playing with mice doesn't advance antiaging therapy in humans.
My Dad has Alzheimer’s. George Church is looking and sounding like my Dad did a few years ago from the Alzheimer’s - completely irregular speaking tempo, difficulty finding the right words, seeming to have trouble focusing on topic. George Church - if you see this comment go talk to the biologists now - not the doctors because they’re useless. Go talk to Rudy Tanzi.
Not sure if I can take him seriously anymore. I am pretty familiar with their Syn61 work in bacteria (the part about "universal solutions to viruses"). It is interesting from an academic point of view, but recoding the human genome is not feasible in the foreseeable future. Even in mice we might be decades away from that. It completely misses the point of the talk about affordable gene therapies are coming and is not relevant to LEAF.
you are almost certainly being automatically censored by TH-cam. There are all kinds of keywords it picks up on and censors people using them. mRNA vaccines saw a lot of misinformation being spread in the context of COVID, its possible you fell foul of the YT automod if you mentioned mRNA/side effects.
@@Rafas216 dont understand Spanish, they deleted my comment two Times. It was about what the inventor of the mRNA teck said himself, warning about it (robert malone)
@@stefanallard3084 Was the warning for mRNA techniques in general or specifically the spike protein instantiation? There's a big difference between the two.
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This is very good news for middle class citizens. Affordability is a major concern when it comes to emerging new medicines and treatments so it's good to see it being handled quite well. Very good video from George Church.
Love his can-do attitude. Great that people are working on aging.
Radiation resistance sounds intriguing. What's stopping human trials? Lack of funding?
Is there a way to invest in and/or volunteer for these programs?
I like the optimism but I can't even get insulin at an affordable price and that's been around since the Stone ages.
Yes you can. You just don’t want the type of insulin that’s been around since the Stone Age. You want the newer stuff that’s better. The Stone Age stuff is dirt cheap at Walmart and can even been gotten without a prescription.
@@juliahello6673 Walmart doesn't sell it anymore!
Insulin is very very cheap. This lie has to stop. At every pharmacy there are GoodRX coupons available for literally everyone that makes insulin cost next to nothing. Stop freaking lieing.
@@jjbenjamin8488 thats not the point
That is because you vote for leftists that aim for chrony capitalism, barriers to entry and protectionism.
The problem with life extension therapy (and with organs regeneration/printing) is that seems to be addressed to mice.
I had thought about a company buying an island to do research aimed at humans..... and that's what the company used by Bryan seems to do, but we need more company like those. Playing with mice doesn't advance antiaging therapy in humans.
Awesome!
I think that it being "affordable" or not is the least of the concerns when it comes to gene therapy.
If we create virul resistance will that effect future gene therapies?
maybe fewer initial changes. How about just age reversal and these others could come later?
So what is the timeline on this being available? Two decades?
8 décadas.... espere com calma Jesse... com bastante calma.
The problem with life extension therapy (and with organs regeneration/printing) is that seems to be addressed to mice.
I had thought about a company buying an island to do research aimed at humans..... Playing with mice doesn't advance antiaging therapy in humans.
So what are the smaller companies getting involved in this ? Looking for a diamond in the rough penny stock !!!
Some people would pay for this, and some will be guinea pigs if it helps with other health issues that happen near end of life. I am sure most people would be willing to pay a lot more due to the value of the benefit. If charging for the drug makes it happen faster, then I am all for progress.
Just another 300 years. Too late for anyone alive today, but I do think we can look forward to coming generations benefiting from the basic research done in our lifetime.
The problem with life extension therapy (and with organs regeneration/printing) is that seems to be addressed to mice.
I had thought about a company buying an island to do research aimed at humans..... Playing with mice doesn't advance antiaging therapy in humans.
Its all about that grant money
My Dad has Alzheimer’s. George Church is looking and sounding like my Dad did a few years ago from the Alzheimer’s - completely irregular speaking tempo, difficulty finding the right words, seeming to have trouble focusing on topic.
George Church - if you see this comment go talk to the biologists now - not the doctors because they’re useless. Go talk to Rudy Tanzi.
Holy smokes
Not sure if I can take him seriously anymore. I am pretty familiar with their Syn61 work in bacteria (the part about "universal solutions to viruses"). It is interesting from an academic point of view, but recoding the human genome is not feasible in the foreseeable future. Even in mice we might be decades away from that. It completely misses the point of the talk about affordable gene therapies are coming and is not relevant to LEAF.
Also, he did not even cite the the Chin lab who did a lot of the work on recoded bacteria and made most Syn61 constructs.
So you cencur my comment on side effects of mRNA ? ...... Wow guys, glad i never donated
We're not sure what you're referring to. Is it possible that TH-cam automatically removed your comment?
you are almost certainly being automatically censored by TH-cam. There are all kinds of keywords it picks up on and censors people using them. mRNA vaccines saw a lot of misinformation being spread in the context of COVID, its possible you fell foul of the YT automod if you mentioned mRNA/side effects.
você sonhou que comentou Stefan... a terra não é plana meu amigo.
@@Rafas216 dont understand Spanish, they deleted my comment two Times. It was about what the inventor of the mRNA teck said himself, warning about it (robert malone)
@@stefanallard3084 Was the warning for mRNA techniques in general or specifically the spike protein instantiation? There's a big difference between the two.