Aging and Longevity
Significant advancements in medicine have led to increased life expectancy, yet the maximum age at death appears to have plateaued. While the number of centenarians is rising, their average age at death hasn't changed since 1968, suggesting a potential upper limit to human lifespan. Quality of life, or health span, is also a crucial aspect, emphasizing that living longer doesn't necessarily equate to living healthier.In this clip
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Is it possible to live past 120 or 140 years?
Will a human ever live to be 150 years old as discussed in the episode Would You Live Forever? The Science and Ethics of Longevity and the clip Longevity and Mindset?
Will a human ever live to be 150 years old, according to the episode Would You Live Forever? The Science and Ethics of Longevity and the clip Longevity and Mindset?