'The elixir of youth': Science explains how humans can live longer

Most people want to live a long and happy life – or at least avoid a short and miserable one. If you’re in that majority, then you’re in luck. Over the last decade, a quiet research revolution has occurred in our understanding of the biology of ageing.
The challenge is to turn this knowledge into advice and treatments we can benefit from. Here we bust the myth that lengthening healthy life expectancy is science fiction, and show that it is instead scientific fact.


Read full article at: https://www.weforum.org

Dystopian Thoughts:
  • What are the socio-economic implications if we humans started living 20-30 years longer?
    • Can we produce enough sustenance and energy to support an increased population requiring resources living significantly longer than previous.
    • Can we provide sufficient financial assistance to the top age brackets not having the retirement savings?
 

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