Scientists Working on ‘Death Test’

As per reports, it has been unveiled that a group of scientists from the Lancaster University is developing a death test. The wristwatch-style device will be able to reveal the time left with a person to live.

It has been found that the device has laser beams that crucial cells known as endothelial cells. These cells are present under the skin and are able to reveal the ageing procedure of a person.

It means that the device is able to reveal that whether a person is ageing quickly or not. By knowing the same, person can feel encouraged to take such measures by which he should remain healthy.

Study researchers were of the view that the test, which will be able to reveal real face to people, will surely make people to change their lifestyle for betterment. Insurance and pension companies are also among the ones that can utilize the data.

By using the data, they can prepare premiums and payouts. Professor Aneta Stefanovska, Project Leader, said, "Not very far from now, a £200 to £300 device will be available to everyone for home use. I hope we are developing something to encourage people to take care of their health".


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