Adding ages

8/31/2016

This article from The Economist discusses the growing movement to extend human lifespans and the various methods scientists are exploring to achieve this goal. It highlights the concept of "healthspan," which focuses on increasing the number of healthy years in a person's life rather than simply extending their lifespan. The article covers topics such as caloric restriction, genetic interventions, and ongoing research into the aging process. It also delves into the ethical implications and potential challenges associated with extending human life. The author argues that with advancements in medicine and science, the fight against aging and death is intensifying, and we may soon see significant breakthroughs in this field.

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