U.S., Oct. 23 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07888595) titled 'Systemic and Topical Geroprotective Rejuvenation Assessed by START/REST Aging Clocks' on Oct. 08.
Brief Summary: This study tests whether certain medicines and a skin treatment can slow down or partly reverse the body's aging process.
As people age, the activity of their genes changes in predictable ways. Researchers can now measure a person's "biological age" from these gene-activity patterns in skin and blood. This study uses that measurement to see whether treatment can lower a person's biological age compared with their own starting point.
Adults in the study take geroprotective ("age-protecting") agents by mouth or by injecti...