Treatment revives old liver cells in lab study, may help prevent Alzheimer's and heart disease
The liver's job of clearing harmful substances from the body is so essential that the organ may have implications for addressing unexpected diseases, including Alzheimer's and heart disease. A promising example comes from new Keck School of Medicine of USC research published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
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