A study has shown that some human livers can be up to 100 years old and thus when transferred to other organisms, the life of patients themselves can also be extended. Although new surgical technology and immune-suppressing drugs have improved the lives of patients who donate liver from older people, thousands, millions of lives can be saved annually by understanding the long-lasting liver. A joint study by the University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center, and the Transmedics Company has studied some livers that were implanted from the elderly to others who died. It was found that despite the infection in two people, the life of the liver was seen to be 100 years or more. From 1990 to 2022, a total of 253,406 livers were transferred, with an average age of 100 years or more. On the contrary, our other organs are not useful for a very long time after transplantation. The most common example is a kidney that continue...
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