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it's thursday june second twenty twenty. I'm Jackson Bird today. It turns out your liver is quite a bit younger than expected.

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No matter how old you get, your liver, it turns out, is never more than about

three years old. That's right, your liver never graduates pre-K. And we've already known that

the liver is a fast healing organ that can even naturally regenerate itself, so to speak,

after losing tissue. It's thought that even

the ancient Greeks were aware of this little anatomical miracle due to the myth of Prometheus, who

was punished for giving humans the gift of fire by having his liver eaten by an eagle every single day

and regrowing it overnight. But the extent of this healing capacity and whether the ability to do

so declines as we age has been less known. So a team of international scientists led by Dr. Olaf

Bergman at the Center for Regenerative Therapies, Dresden, set out to determine the age of the

human liver and prod at some of those questions. To do so, they looked at liver

cells previously collected from a sample of more than 50 people between the ages of 20 and

84 who had died of various causes. And to estimate the longevity of those liver cells, the team

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