• metermatic26@lemmy.world
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    7 hours ago

    Wow, this is really exciting. I guess it’ll take years more research before we’ll know if this can benefit humans, but if they can replicate the results with humans then it could potentially prevent chronic pain and mobility issues in millions of people.

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      2 hours ago

      Hopefully not just humans. Many dogs for example suffer from the very same issues when they get older.

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        29 minutes ago

        it’s always seemed weird to me that aging takes 20 years in dogs but 80 years in humans. i mean, if it’s a physical hardware failure, then you would expect it to be independent of age and only dependent on past physical load.