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Aging Interventions from Older Publications that Deserve a New Look | Sarah Constantin

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Why Read Old Papers?

aging lit review Why Read Old Papers? These days, from what I’m told by knowledgeable people, there’s a fairly tight feedback loop between current aging research and the biotech industry. When a new, major aging-related paper comes out, there are people seriously evaluating whether they can start a company around it. But that isn’t necessarily true when it comes to old research. There’s no automatic means by which old papers “go viral.” There are no conferences (that I know of) where people call their colleagues’ attention to remarkable, decades-old results that haven’t received follow-up inve

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