Children Expected to Live Up to 100 Years Due to Medical Advances
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Geriatrician Tkacheva predicts that today's children could live up to 100 years due to advancements in genetic engineering, regenerative medicine, and other biomedicine technologies. Some demographers estimate that half of today's children may reach this age, thanks to developments in clinical medicine, biology, genetics, and regenerative medicine. These advancements build upon previous medical discoveries that have extended human lifespan, such as vaccinations and antibiotic therapy.
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