也許對于正在與壞皮膚斗爭的你們來說無濟(jì)于事,但是一項(xiàng)新的研究發(fā)現(xiàn),患有痤瘡的人的皮膚隨著他們年齡的增長往往會有更年輕的容顏。

Comparing genetic information from women with and without acne, the study found that acne-prone women had significantly longer telomeres (or chromosome caps) than their clear-skinned counterparts, which means their cells were better protected from the deterioration that usually comes with age.

對有痤瘡和沒有痤瘡的女性的基因信息進(jìn)行比較,研究發(fā)現(xiàn),痤瘡性肌膚的女性比不是痤瘡膚質(zhì)的女性有更長的端粒(染色體帽),這意味著在細(xì)胞的衰退過程中他們的細(xì)胞隨著年齡的增長會得到更好的保護(hù)。

As the UK National Health Services explains, for years, dermatologists have been noticing that people who have had acne show signs of ageing later than those who have never had the skin condition.

英國國家衛(wèi)生服務(wù)解釋說,多年來,皮膚科醫(yī)生已經(jīng)注意到有痤瘡的人顯示出衰老的跡象比那些從未有過的皮膚狀況的人要晚很久。

On average, women who'd experienced acne before had noticeably longer telomeres (mean 7.17 kilobases) than women who’d never had acne (mean 6.92 kb) - after factors such as age, weight, and height were taken into account.

平均而言,在年齡、體重和身高都考慮在內(nèi)的話,長過痤瘡的女性(平均7.17個(gè)堿基)會明顯比沒有長過的女性(平均6.92 kb)有更長的端粒。

But for those having a tough time with their skin right now, it's nice to know that you might end up having the last laugh.

但是對于那些現(xiàn)階段皮膚很糟糕的人來說,你很可能是笑到最后的那個(gè)人。