I do not see how this could possibly end badly:
Blood plasma from young people has been found to rejuvenate old mice, improving their memory, cognition, and physical activity. The method has the potential to be developed into a treatment for people, says Sakura Minami of Alkahest, the company behind the work.
They named the company ‘Alkahest.’ …YOU ARE MAKING THIS TOO EASY FOR ME, UNIVERSE. I can do this on my own.
Continue reading Oh, great. Young-human blood plasma can rejuvenate old mice.
deserves to be called “the single best vampire book.” I was tempted to give him a pass, given that Kim Newman’s 
(which – barely – edges out Saberhagen’s very good book) is part of a series – but then, so is Saberhagen’s. Newman’s knowledge of Stoker’s book easily matches Saberhagen’s, and the former’s grasp of the genre easily overshadows Saberhagen’s. While I readily admit that Saberhagen showed a real flair at creating a book that completely subverts the original text without contradicting the actual words, the outer world of Newman’s work is simply better fleshed-out, and somehow more real.
stuff, which is certainly literary enough to suit the folks that aren’t all that into the messy mechanics of it all.