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FDA Category 2 status AOD-9604 was previously nominated for inclusion under FDA's Category 2 list (substances proposed for compounding under research/evaluation)

If symptoms persist despite regular oral supplementation, absorption may be limited

It is designed to selectively disrupt the FOXO4-p53 interaction in senescent cells, enabling their targeted clearance while sparing healthy cells in preclinical models