@EUCommission

There is a serious misunderstanding about cancer, it's not something that can be cured permanently, simply put, it is the error correction of the body going wrong, which is more likely with age, fitness and exposure to carcinogenic material. The first we can do nothing about, the second is within our power, the third really requires politicians to hold commercial interests in check.

@Greg2935, biological age is a malleable thing, we can change it. But in order to make a dent, we need therapies order(s) of magnitude better than current possibilities. For that, we need huge biomedical research.

For supporting funding of that research, please request it from your government and sign the #DublinLongevityDeclaration 👇
https://dublinlongevitydeclaration.org/

@Greg2935, I am well aware of some problems and that solutions are difficult to create. So I am advocating for more research rather sooner than later.

Telomeres can be relenghtened with brief reactivation of telomerase. Alternatively, fresh cells derived from induced adult stem cells, multiplicated in bioreactor can be introduced to body to circumvent that.

@Greg2935, indeed, it is hard to correct damaged DNA. But it is possible that beyond cancer, cell core DNA damage is not life threatening in current lifespans. See the book "Ending Aging" by Aubrey de Grey and Michael Rae for deep argument about this.

Still, cancer needs to be treated in some way. And when we will be able to rejuvenate other parts of our bodies, risk of cancer is expected to decrease. Still, not full win but nice progress.

@Greg2935, we already can rejuvenate epigenome in lab. So DNA stays the same but it's switches are as of younger version. That helps a lot!

Human trials are happening around this time - see Life Bioscience of Dr. David Sinclair.