Effects of intermittent senolytic therapy on bone metabolism in postmenopausal women: a phase 2 randomized controlled trial.
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J. Farr | D. Monroe | T. Tchkonia | J. Sfeir | Amanda J. Tweed | D. Saul | Stephanie J. Vos | Madison L. Doolittle | Sundeep Khosla | Matthew T. Drake | Elizabeth J. Atkinson | James L. Kirkland | Nathan K. LeBrasseur | Irina Bancos | Tammie L. Volkman | Sara J Achenbach | Ming Ruan | Kai Yu
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