Overpass the 100 years?

Overcoming the threshold of 100 years with acceptable health or being young again may be possible thanks to science.
The objective of the researchers is to create a drug that allows humans to completely regenerate all their cells, because they point out that "what is important is not age or time, but that life time is as healthy as possible."
At the moment, they have experimented with mice obtaining very good results.
The pathologies are delayed and the mice live much longer because they are more time younger, so if the mice treated were humans, they would have an iron health that would allow them to live to 120 years.
So, maybe, in a future, the human will live 110 or 120 years.

Tattoos: The good, the bad and the bumpy

The body art might appear cool, but it can pose risks. Some people react badly to the inks-substances that aren’t meant to go on or in the body. Other people may have trouble getting certain medical tests after a tattoo. And not everyone is as thoughtful when they are selecting their design. Many people get inked on a whim, and later want that permanent art removed. It can be done, but it’s a long and painful process.

Still, research now indicates tattoos aren’t bad for everyone. In people who heal well, getting a tattoo may prime their germ-fighting immune systems for action,and in a good way. The rub: Until someone gets a tattoo, there’s no way to know if they will be someone who benefits or instead be harmed.