Each of these technologies offer a glimpse into the potential ways humanity might one day transcend the limitations of mortality.
Stem cells have the ability to regenerate and replace damaged cells and could thus mitigate the impact of ageing.
Senolytic drugs aim to remove senescent cells that contribute to ageing and age-related diseases.
Gene editing is used to prevent or delay the development of genetic mutations that lead to various diseases.
Nanotechnology targets drug delivery to specific cells or tissues, reducing side effects and improving the effectiveness of treatments.
They can be used for early disease detection, personalized treatments, and more effective interventions.
It involves preserving the body at very low temperatures so that future medical advancements can revive the individual.
It involves transferring consciousness and memories into an artificial form so individuals can continue existing digitally.
Advances in biotechnology could lead to the creation of replacement organs, tissues, and body parts.