Classifying Aging as Disease Unlikely to Aid Drug Approval
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The Optispan Podcast with Matt Kaeberlein
Anti-AgingMedical
Story of claim
Classifying aging as a disease doesn't impact drug approval. Drugs need to improve quality or quantity of life for approval.
- Goal: To evaluate the impact of classifying aging as a disease on drug approval.
- Proof: FDA approval requires measurable improvements in life quality or quantity, regardless of aging classification.
- Nuances:
- FDA requires measurable improvements for drug approval
- Awareness of modifiable aging is beneficial
- Impact on Life: Awareness of aging's modifiability can lead to proactive health management, though classification as a disease may not expedite drug approval.
Investments
- Price: N/A
- Time: N/A
- Effort: Understanding FDA requirements is crucial
Risks
Focusing solely on aging classification may divert attention from developing effective therapies.
Alternatives
- Focus on developing therapies that show measurable health improvements
- Raise awareness about modifiable aspects of aging
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- Stay informed about FDA requirements for drug approval
- Support research in therapies that improve life quality
- Raise awareness about aging's modifiability
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