Longevity Next

Intervention

Dasatinib plus quercetin

Source-reviewed Last reviewed: 2026-10-02

Research Observatory

Evidence Update

Current evidence

For dasatinib plus quercetin, the accepted bone-trial primary null remains. A corrected independent kidney-disease pilot supports only limited tissue-specific target engagement.

What changed

Adds the corrigendum: adipose evidence persisted; the original skin-significance conclusion did not.

What did not change

No established fracture prevention, kidney benefit or human longevity effect.

Why it matters

Senolytic target markers are not demonstrated clinical benefit.

Main limitation

Small uncontrolled pilot with corrected paired analyses and tissue-specific findings; target engagement is not clinical efficacy.

Next proof

Independent controlled mechanistic and clinical studies.

Summary

The accepted bone-trial primary null remains. A corrected independent kidney-disease pilot supports only limited tissue-specific target engagement.

Intelligence Take

Senolytic target markers are not demonstrated clinical benefit.

Limitations

Small uncontrolled pilot with corrected paired analyses and tissue-specific findings; target engagement is not clinical efficacy.

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