While Senolytics are a relatively newer area of investigation, Anti-Inflammatories have been around for awhile.
Senolytics are about eliminating senescent cells, while anti-inflammatories are about eliminating the inflammation that comes from cells which are typically senescent.
So I want to ask - how much overlap is there between these two?
Could it be that some or even many anti-inflammatories are also senolytic? After all, it seems to be the senescent cells which produce the inflammation signals. Could it be possible that some or even many anti-inflammatories are quenching inflammation by killing off those cells entirely, rather than just getting their cytokine production to subside?