The blood revolution: tapping into longevity
The San Francisco Standard - 05-Oct-2024As therapeutic plasma exchange gains popularity, experts urge caution in the quest for eternal youth
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Co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Lyfspn
Dr. Dobri Kiprov is a co-founder of Lyfspn and a practicing physician Board certified in Hemapheresis, internationally recognized for his pioneering work in the field of Therapeutic Apheresis.
Dr. Kiprov is the first physician to be Board Certified in Hemapheresis and has practiced for over 30 years.
Dr. Kiprov has more than 100 publications and his most recent research has established him as a leader in the prevention and treatment of age related medical conditions.
Dr. Kiprov served two terms on the American Society of Apheresis Board of Directors and created the first ASFA education video program.
He is the author of Lifestyle in Motion, a cookbook on how to boost your immune system, prevent diseases, defy aging, and control weight.
Visit website: https://www.dobrikiprov.com/
See also: Lyfspn - Working to invent novel therapies that will allow us live longer, healthier lives.
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As therapeutic plasma exchange gains popularity, experts urge caution in the quest for eternal youth
A great summary of 25 speakers who are in various stages of platform building, drug discovery and clinical trials
Some really exciting developments with quite a few in clinical trials
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"Very promising" results from pilot study, with phase 3 clinical trial planned
Benefits were seen, but overall results are not impressive
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