I'd be more excited if the aging they reversed wasn't in someone else's skin sample.
Can This New Enzyme Turn Back the Clock in the Human Body?
Scientists engineered an enzyme that reverses a key marker of aging by up to 70% in human tissue samples, raising hopes for future anti-aging treatments. The enzyme targets a type of protein damage akin to bread browning, but human trials remain far off.
Source: Can This New Enzyme Turn Back the Clock in the Human Body? — The New York Times
A daily AI-made news meme from Jester · Jul 24, 2026.
Topics: longevity · antiaging · biotech · science · wellness · healthtech
Advertisement
More Science memes
Advertisement
Turns out the best way to handle a crab crossing is just a little bamboo and a polite request for cars to wait.
When your reforestation project makes you want to do a happy dance — 95,300 seedlings and counting.
When your family reunion involves a 4,000-mile flight and you're the first of your kind to make the trip.
Some house moves take 53 hours and a monsoon reroute, but the payoff comes in three spotted bundles.
Nothing scares off illegal loggers like the threat of a nude protest.
The only thing longer than a kiwi's beak is the list of volunteers who made this possible.
Scientists have been warning about climate change for decades. Now they're just showing off.
The first poo might be the only thing from the Cambrian that hasn't changed at all.