Health
‘Benjamin Button’ discovery could reverse ageing process – Coffs Coast Advocate
A world-first discovery by a Queensland scientist could deliver the ultimate gift in modern science – a way to hold back the years.
A world-first light bulb moment discovery by a modest Queensland scientist could deliver the ultimate gift in modern science – a way to reverse the ageing process.
On a lab bench at the University of Queensland, Professor Justin Cooper-White, a chemical engineer, is working on an incredible project that will one day help peel back the years and allow older people to live a more youthful, active life and ultimately look younger.
This Benjamin Button-effect is just one of the areas of regenerative…
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