We are all programmed to age and die, but maybe it doesn't have to be that way. If cells weren't programmed to age, if the telomeres, which govern the number of times a cell may divide, didn't shorten with each division, if our bodies could repair damage due to disease and aging from within, we would certainly live much longer and healthier lives. From all over the world, research is being reported, which, if it comes to fruition, would not only constitute major contributions to the treatment of disease but could in principle lead to the indefinite extension of life, to the extent perhaps that we would begin to think of people who had received such life- extending treatment as immortals
In the last several decades, a significant amount of progress has been made in pursuits to better un...
When humans get older, organs fail, disease ensues, and the inevitability of death follows. Aging in...
People have always sought eternal life and everlasting youth. Recent technological breakthroughs and...
The project of medicine is to save life, yet there is a strong taboo against Promethean medicines wh...
The quest for an immortality elixir has been around for centuries. Is anti-ageing, regenerative medi...
Substantial extension of the human lifespan has recently become a subject of lively debate. One reas...
An explosion in the varieties of life-extending medical interventions for older persons is The U.S. ...
Abortion, euthanasia, and the death penalty have sparked emotional public debates for the past three...
The potential for development of biomedical technologies capable of extending the human lifespan rai...
Imagine if the future stretched on forever. Why do we need to die? Can we use science to extend our ...
This book chapter discusses and evaluates four different efforts to extend human life: Normalize age...
Death has always been considered as an inevitable yet ‘’unpleasant’’ conclusion to one’s lifelong jo...
Careful analysis of the ethics of research on mechan-isms of aging needs to recognize the complexity...
Recent progress in geroscience holds the promise of significantly slowing down or even reversing age...
Over the last few years, ethical and social issues related to life extension have gathered much atte...
In the last several decades, a significant amount of progress has been made in pursuits to better un...
When humans get older, organs fail, disease ensues, and the inevitability of death follows. Aging in...
People have always sought eternal life and everlasting youth. Recent technological breakthroughs and...
The project of medicine is to save life, yet there is a strong taboo against Promethean medicines wh...
The quest for an immortality elixir has been around for centuries. Is anti-ageing, regenerative medi...
Substantial extension of the human lifespan has recently become a subject of lively debate. One reas...
An explosion in the varieties of life-extending medical interventions for older persons is The U.S. ...
Abortion, euthanasia, and the death penalty have sparked emotional public debates for the past three...
The potential for development of biomedical technologies capable of extending the human lifespan rai...
Imagine if the future stretched on forever. Why do we need to die? Can we use science to extend our ...
This book chapter discusses and evaluates four different efforts to extend human life: Normalize age...
Death has always been considered as an inevitable yet ‘’unpleasant’’ conclusion to one’s lifelong jo...
Careful analysis of the ethics of research on mechan-isms of aging needs to recognize the complexity...
Recent progress in geroscience holds the promise of significantly slowing down or even reversing age...
Over the last few years, ethical and social issues related to life extension have gathered much atte...
In the last several decades, a significant amount of progress has been made in pursuits to better un...
When humans get older, organs fail, disease ensues, and the inevitability of death follows. Aging in...
People have always sought eternal life and everlasting youth. Recent technological breakthroughs and...