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Verge Science | Everything wrong with the young blood injection craze @VergeScience | Uploaded March 2019 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
The FDA recently issued a bulletin warning people not to buy injections of “young blood.” Why on Earth does the government even need to say such a thing? The answer involves some misunderstood science, overblown news reports, and sketchy entrepreneurs. We interviewed some scientists about why young blood to reverse aging became hyped, and what is real and what isn’t.

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