US EditionScientists Rejuvenate Skin Of 53-Year-Old Woman To That Of 23-Year-Old In Groundbreaking Experiment - Awareness Act
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Scientists Rejuvenate Skin Of 53-Year-Old Woman To That Of 23-Year-Old In Groundbreaking Experiment - Awareness Act
In a stunning leap for regenerative medicine, scientists at the Babraham Institute in Cambridge have pulled off what was once thought impossible: reversing the aging process in human cells. In a study published in eLife, researchers rejuvenated skin cells from a 53-year-old woman, effectively rolling them back 30 years in biological function. Even more remarkable, the cells retained their original role while adopting a youthful profile—a breakth…
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