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Lessons for Responsible Geroscience From the History of Longevity
What the History of Long Life Teaches About Responsible Aging Research
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Abstract
Contemporary geroscience is shaped by historical advances in public health, medicine, and technology since the mid-19th century.
- The development of gerotherapies may benefit from historical insight and ethical considerations.
- Extending lifespans is associated with significant societal consequences that require careful examination.
- Future aging research could impact upcoming generations, making its direction crucial.
- Equitable access to gerotherapies is essential for promoting social responsibility in health outcomes.
- Community influences on health and longevity should be prioritized in discussions about the future of aging.
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