Breakthroughs in aging research: Scientific progress and social implications an introduction

Article Abstract:

With the improvements in the technologies and scientific studies preventing aging process is no more a dream. The details of the one day conference for discussing the chances of extending the human life span are presented.

Prevention, Life spans (Biology), Life span (Biology)

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Breakthroughs in aging research: Scientific progress and social implications an introduction

Article Abstract:

With the improvements in the technologies and scientific studies preventing aging process is no more a dream. The details of the one day conference for discussing the chances of extending the human life span are presented.

HEALTH SERVICES, Health care industry, Longevity

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Extraordinary longevity : individual and societal issues

Article Abstract:

Average life expectancy of United States people is increasing, with the scientific inventions that reduce different types of diseases. Possible problems associated with this extraordinary population growth are discussed.

Surveys, Population, Life expectancy, Population growth

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