Paul Robbins on Senescence, Senolytics & Extending Healthspan
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Dr. Paul Robbins, Professor at the University of Minnesota and Associate Director at the Masonic Institute on the Biology of Aging and Metabolism, explains how clearing senescent cells (with senolytics) can improve healthspan and possibly delay age-related diseases. He covers the latest research, mechanisms behind senescence, how NAD+ ties into it, and why aging itself is the main target.
Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction
00:14 – What are Senescent Cells?
01:14 – What Are Senolytics?
02:09 – Why Paul Started Studying Aging
03:25 – The Goal: Healthspan, Not Just Lifespan
04:34 – Hallmarks of Aging and NAD+
06:02 – Do NAD+ Supplements Work?
07:16 – Can We Measure Senescence in the Body?
08:16 – Senolytics in Clinical Use
09:09 – Diseases Being Targeted First
10:36 – Are Senolytics Safe?
12:03 – Will They Make Us Live to 150?
13:44 – Reducing Comorbidities Through Aging Research
15:02 – How Fast the Field Is Moving
16:16 – Why Most Anti-Aging Products Don’t Work
17:54 – Cultural Views on Aging
19:44 – Making Aging Interventions Fair and Equitable
21:44 – New Hallmarks of Aging
24:17 – How AI Helps Target Senescent Cells
25:54 – Distinguishing Senescent vs Inflammatory Cells
27:12 – Different Types of Senolytics
28:49 – Targeting Specific Cell Types
30:07 – Can We Vaccinate Against Aging?
31:34 – Personalized Approaches and Biomarkers
33:24 – Clinical Trials and What They Measure
34:40 – Lessons from Centenarians
35:01 – Final Thoughts
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AXION · 35 min · Source published: 2025-05-31
Added to Harbor: 10/22/2026
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