Ending Aging by Zane Grey
The Rejuvenation Breakthroughs That Could Reverse Human Aging in Our Lifetime
The book argues that aging is a medically addressable accumulation of seven types of cellular and molecular damage rather than an inevitable fate, and lays out a practical research roadmap—known as SENS—for repairing that damage (approaches include stem-cell replacement, removal of senescent or cancerous cells, clearing intracellular and extracellular aggregates, fixing mitochondrial mutations, and breaking harmful crosslinks). It surveys existing and proposed therapies, explains the underlying biology in accessible terms, counters common ethical and practical objections, and makes the case that rejuvenation therapies could realistically be developed within a few decades if given sufficient scientific and financial support.
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- 2007
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