This article is discussing trying to call aging a disease so that people can apply to the FDA for approval of drugs to treat it. This is not a great idea, I think.
I don’t believe aging could be considered a disease because it isn’t a discrete condition
Children who are ‘acting out’ have shorter telomeres
telomere shortening was rapid in the blood cells leading up until a few years before cancer diagnosis. In those years before diagnosis, the telomere lengths appeared to stabilize.
Anderson et al showed a significant association with shorter telomeres and risk of dementia and mortality. But they call for more research and decline to state the two are causally related.
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