Effects of Rapamycin on Immune Rejuvenation | Asst Prof Matt Yousefzadeh
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In this episode, Asst Prof Matt Yousefzadeh, an expert in immune ageing at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, explores which immune cells benefit most from rapamycin, whether improvements stem from cellular functionality or population shifts, and what this means for the future of healthy ageing.
Hosted by Prof Andrea Maier, learn more about the science behind rapamycin and its potential for immune rejuvenation.
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NUS Medicine · 62 min · Source published: 2025-09-05
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