Extended Lifespan: New Science on Aging

Author: (American) Vasaovski, translated by Sun Wulin
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Why do humans age, and how do they age? How can we prevent aging? What is the ultimate limit of human lifespan? Why do some species age slower than others, while some species don’t age at all? How can we live a long and healthy life? All these questions will be answered in this book. The book lists numerous lesser-known experiments and examples by scientists from various fields in their efforts to slow aging and extend life. These studies explore the mysteries of life and form a new science of aging, which will forever change our traditional views on aging. "We can age slowly and avoid the diseases associated with aging until the very end of our lives." Currently, China has entered the era of an aging population. The exploration of the U.S. elderly population explosion, healthcare issues for the elderly, and Alzheimer’s disease (also known as dementia) in this book can also provide us with reference and inspiration.