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Key takeaways from How Long Can We Live?

New research is intensifying the debate — with profound implications for the future of the planet. Open at source

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The United Nations estimates that there were about 95,000 centenarians in 1990 and more than 450,000 in 2015. By 2100, there will be 25 million.
As the global population approaches eight billion, and science discovers increasingly promising ways to slow or reverse aging in the lab, the question of human longevity’s potential limits is more urgent than ever.
While a few scientists from the more pessimistic tradition applauded the study
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