"Dogs have a special place in my heart," says Matt Kaeberlein, a US biologist and biogerontologist who coordinates the activities of the Dog Aging Project, the largest group of studies on canine longevity in the world.
The project, which has been running for 10 years, has already benefited more than 50,000 dogs in the United States and has therefore become the inspiration for the newest Brazilian initiative aimed at improving the aging of dogs in the United States and has therefore become the inspiration for the newest Brazilian initiative aimed at improving the aging of dogs in the United States and has therefore become the inspiration for the newest Brazilian initiative aimed at improving the aging of dogs in the United States and has therefore become the inspiration for the newest Brazilian initiative aimed at improving the aging of dogs in the United States.
This is the Advanced Canine Aging Mitigation Program (Pamec), a project led by the Brazilian biotech PetMoreTime, which will be under Kaeberlein's guidance.
The initiative will study police dogs using protocols that associate the use of medication with a healthy lifestyle.
Among the main highlights of the project is the use of rapamycin.
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