Genetically modified stem cells hold promise for extending human lifespan and fighting cancer.

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Source: Interesting Engineering
Genetically modified stem cells hold promise for extending human lifespan and fighting cancer.
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Taiwanese researchers have discovered that genetically modified stem cells can delay age-dependent deterioration in mice, rejuvenating their cells and improving their memory and heart health. This breakthrough could pave the way for advancements in healthcare and the fight against age-related diseases.

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