Nicotinamide Improves Aspects of Healthspan, but Not Lifespan, in Mice
Sarah J. Mitchell(Princeton University), Rafael de Cabo(National Institute on Aging), David W. Frederick(University of Pennsylvania), Sonia Cortassa(National Institute on Aging), Mark S. Schmidt(University of Iowa), Tyler B. Waltz(National Institute on Aging), Tamzin Kaiser(National Institute on Aging), Ahmed Ali(National Institute on Aging), Miguel A. Aon(National Institute on Aging), David Sinclair(Harvard University), Evandro Fei Fang(National Institutes of Health), Hector H. Palacios(National Institute on Aging), Ignacio Navas‐Enamorado(National Institute on Aging), Michel Bernier(Diabetes Australia), Charles Brenner(University of Iowa), Anthony A. Sauve(Cornell University), Vilhelm A. Bohr(University of Copenhagen), Eun Young Kim(Ulsan College), Ning Zhang(Zhejiang University), James L. Ellis(Tris Pharma (United States)), Andrea Di Francesco(Enzo Life Sciences (United States)), Peter J. Elliott(Advanced Process Combinatorics (United States)), Joseph A. Baur(University of Pennsylvania)
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