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Some studies suggest that extending human lifespan through biotechnological interventions could lead to increased susceptibility to disease and social problems, while other studies highlight the potential of genetic engineering, gene therapy, and stem cells to prolong life.
The extension of human lifespan through biotechnological interventions is a topic of significant interest and debate within the scientific community. This research explores the potential mechanisms, benefits, and ethical considerations associated with prolonging human life using advanced biotechnological methods.
Genetic Manipulation and Evolutionary Implications:
Biotechnological Approaches vs. Traditional Methods:
Social and Ethical Considerations:
Extending human lifespan through biotechnological interventions presents both promising opportunities and significant challenges. While genetic and biotechnological methods offer potential advantages over traditional approaches, they also raise important evolutionary, social, and ethical considerations. A balanced approach that integrates technological advancements with attention to social and moral implications is essential for the responsible pursuit of extended human longevity.
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