Lifespan: Why We Age―and Why We Don't Have To
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Lifespan: Why We Age―and Why We Don't Have To

by Matthew D. Laplante, David Sinclair

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Why do we age, and must aging remain an unavoidable part of life? Lifespan examines these questions through a science-focused exploration of longevity, health, and the possibility that humans may one day change how aging affects our lives.

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Lifespan examines the causes and meaning of human aging.

The book explores why we age and considers whether aging is an unavoidable feature of life.

Matthew D. LaPlante and David Sinclair offer a science-focused discussion of longevity and the future of health.

It is suited to readers interested in aging, medicine, biology, and the possibilities of extending healthy life.

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