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Researchers suggest some zombie cells may boost lifespan
Recent studies indicate that senescent cells, which were previously considered harmful and tend to accumulate with age, actually play a more complex role in the body. They sometimes contribute to supporting wound healing and maintaining tissue balance. Anti-aging research is evolving toward precise therapeutic strategies aimed at identifying and removing cells that contribute to diseases and reduce inflammation, without eliminating all senescent cells. The goal is to achieve healthy aging and extend human lifespan.
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