An instrument that can detect the time of death

Recently, British Science has developed an instrument that can detect "time of death" that allows you to estimate your life expectancy.

The instrument was invented and patented by Arnetta Stefanovska and Peter McClintock, professors of physics at the University of Lancaster. The appearance of the device is watch-style. It can use laser beam to analyze the endothelial cells in the subcutaneous capillary wall. As an important indicator of human health, this kind of cell is analyzed, and the speed of human aging is estimated to predict life. At the same time can also monitor a variety of diseases, including cancer and dementia.

Next, the researcher will optimize the instrument in one step, and it is expected to be promoted to the hospital. It is also expected to go to the family. The price of this instrument is about 200 to 300 pounds. The main purpose of this instrument development is to help people understand their own health and improve their lifestyle.