I am surprised this hasn't had more attention than the couple articles I've read about Brooke over the last 1-2 years. One of the worst parts about this (from

I am surprised this hasn't had more attention than the couple articles I've read about Brooke over the last 1-2 years. One of the worst parts about this (from a scientific standpoint) is probably the waiting game - will this person's DNA eventually mutate, forming cancer or other age related diseases? Are there tests, other than appearance of age related diseases, to determine if she is aging? [EDIT] VladRussian pointed out that they talked about the length of her telomeres corresponding to her actual age. Hence, she isn't "immortal", but there is something else going on.