Something Is Wrong with Modern Longevity Science

The New Yorker examines a growing gap between the promises of modern longevity science and the actual evidence behind those claims. The piece offers a skeptical look at why anti-aging research has captured so much attention and investment, even when the science may not fully support the most optimistic projections about extending human lifespan.

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