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Mayo Clinic Mice May Lead the Way to the Fountain Of Youth
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Researchers at the Mayo Clinic have figured out a way to extend the lifespan of mice up to 35%, and hope the findings will eventually improve the health of humans. KTTC's Chris Yu reports.Feb. 8, 2016
