Cats' lifespans could extend up to 30 years
A scientific study led by Japanese doctor Toru Miyazaki and his team has announced the development of a groundbreaking drug that could potentially extend the lifespans of cats up to 30 years.
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Cats, which form close bonds with humans, are popular all over the world.
A new study has been conducted on cats, whose average lifespans range between 12 and 16 years.
The results of the scientific research led by Japanese doctor Toru Miyazaki and his team have been shared with the public.
DRUG DEVELOPED
The research revealed that a groundbreaking drug has been developed that could potentially extend the lifespans of cats up to 30 years and double their current average life expectancy.
DATE FOR AVAILABILITY ANNOUNCED
The innovative treatment is currently in the clinical trial phase and is planned to be made available by 2025.
Led by Dr. Miyazaki, the research has already given pet owners hope of spending more time with their cats.
News Source: 12punto
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