Lifespan: Why We Age—and Why We Don't Have To
by Matthew D. Laplante, David Sinclair
Why do we age, and must aging inevitably limit the length and quality of human life? In Lifespan, Matthew D. LaPlante and David Sinclair examine the science of aging, explore the possibilities of changing how we age, and consider what a longer life might mean for human health.
About This Book
Lifespan examines the science of aging and the biological processes associated with growing older.
Matthew D. LaPlante and David Sinclair explore why humans age and ask whether aging must be accepted as inevitable.
The book considers the possibility of changing how we age, with a focus on longevity and the future of human health.
Written for readers interested in science, medicine, and the prospect of a longer life, Lifespan offers a broad look at aging and its potential alternatives.
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