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Method and Compositions for Senescent-Cell-Localized Senotherapy in the Treatment of Inflammaging and Age-Related Inflammatory Disease, Identified by Causal Node–Cell–Outcome Optimization (US Provisional Patent Specification)
The specification of US Provisional Patent Application No. 64/121,903 (filed July 29, 2026). It discloses a computer-implemented method and compositions for senotherapy of inflammaging. The method recognizes that the dose-limiting toxicities of senolytic and senomorphic agents are largely on-targ
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