Out with the old and in with the new is a common saying to ring in the coming year. But its also a chemical process the body does year-round. Research on so-called “cell garbage” is being done at the UW-Madison. It may lead to longer lasting flowers, fewer rotten tomatoes…and possibly even a way to control cancer in humans. Shamane Mills reports…
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