Saranya Wyles, M.D., Ph.D.

So I think by targeting these pathways and starting early, and this is where, you know, that prejuvenation, the idea of starting early, even in your 20s, when you have family history of certain conditions and what can you be doing that's consistent and

and low levels intervention that can be sustained.

I think we're just learning about those.

Absolutely.

We've talked about the 12, now 14, hallmarks of aging, which include cellular senescence.

And we look at cellular senescence as the linchpin within these different hallmarks.

It really influences how the other biological factors are playing a role in aging.

in overall health.

I think this is awesome.

I wanted to talk about, yeah, the senescence work that we're doing.

We talked about cell lude, which I'm very excited about, the skin aging registry.

It'll be about five years before it amounts to something, but eventually we'll get there.

That would be... Yes, let's do it.

Yeah.

Thanks, Jason.

Good to talk to you today.