What could we do with a 500-year lifespan?

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Scientists have found that by tweaking certain genes and hormones in earthworms they can extend their life span by previously unimagined lengths. An attempt is made to look into the future to forecast the way of life in case the lifespan really increases by 500 years.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Science & research, Scientists, Research, Life spans (Biology), Life span (Biology), Earthworms

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'Government should not interfere with the NHS'

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The author expresses his views on the interference of the government in the working of NHS. He says that the government should not interfere with the NHS, so that it is able to implement all its plans successfully.

Government domestic functions, Management dynamics, Management, Political aspects, United Kingdom. National Health Service, Company business management, Health policy

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'Why do we create so much stress for our children?'

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The author speaks about the material world people live in and the subsequent stress young children experience in their quest for success.

Children, Psychological aspects, Health aspects, Stress in children, Childhood stress (Psychology)

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