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Stem-Cell Exhaustion, Cellular Rejuvenation and the Translational Frontier of Geroscience: A Structured Critical Evidence Review of Human and Preclinical Interventions Targeting Biological Aging
Journal of Clinical Practice and Medical Case Report. · 2026
Epigenetic alterations
Partial reprogramming (OSK)
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Abstract
Background: Aging biology has become experimentally tractable, and private capital has entered the field at a scale without precedent in geriatric medicine.Whether that tractability has produced clinically meaningful human benefit is a separate question.Stem-cell exhaustion is a recognised hallmark of aging, and cell-based, reprogramming-based and vesicle-based products dominate both the scientific and the commercial imagination of the field.Methods: This is a structured critical evidence review with protocol-informed narrative synthesis, not a completed systematic review.Retrieval drew on PubMed/MEDLINE-indexed literature, ClinicalTrials.gov(application programming interface version 2), regulatory and guideline documents, corporate securities filings, retraction registries and citation chaining,
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Kume, M.H. (2026). Stem-Cell Exhaustion, Cellular Rejuvenation and the Translational Frontier of Geroscience: A Structured Critical Evidence Review of Human and Preclinical Interventions Targeting Biological Aging. <em>Journal of Clinical Practice and Medical Case Report.</em>. https://doi.org/10.52793/jcpmcr.2026.3(2)-39
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Kume MH. Stem-Cell Exhaustion, Cellular Rejuvenation and the Translational Frontier of Geroscience: A Structured Critical Evidence Review of Human and Preclinical Interventions Targeting Biological Aging. Journal of Clinical Practice and Medical Case Report.. 2026. doi:10.52793/jcpmcr.2026.3(2)-39.
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@article{mrcio2026StemCe,
title = {Stem-Cell Exhaustion, Cellular Rejuvenation and the Translational Frontier of Geroscience: A Structured Critical Evidence Review of Human and Preclinical Interventions Targeting Biological Aging},
author = {Márcio Hiroaki Kume},
journal = {Journal of Clinical Practice and Medical Case Report.},
year = {2026},
doi = {10.52793/jcpmcr.2026.3(2)-39},
}
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