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Why "reprogramming" is the buzziest approach to reversing aging right now

Life Biosciences has begun dosing its first human volunteer with an experimental treatment that attempts to reverse aging by 'reprogramming' cells to a younger state. The therapy, injected directly into the eye of a glaucoma patient, aims to regenerate healthy nerve cells and potentially restore vision. This represents a significant milestone in the emerging field of cellular reprogramming for age-related diseases.

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