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Putin’s quest for longevity – podcast

The Guardian - Science•Tuesday, September 16, 2025 at 4:00:29 AM
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Putin’s quest for longevity – podcast
During a recent event in Beijing, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping discussed the possibility of living to 150 years old, suggesting organ transplants might be the key. This raises questions about the future of anti-aging research.
Editor’s Note: This conversation highlights the growing interest in longevity and anti-aging science among world leaders. It opens up discussions about the ethical implications and scientific validity of such claims, making it a relevant topic in today's health and science discourse.
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