Human Lifespan May Be Theoretically Unlimited According to New Statistical Analysis
New research using extreme value theory suggests human aging may plateau at 110, making lifespan theoretically unlimited but practically short.
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New research using extreme value theory suggests human aging may plateau at 110, making lifespan theoretically unlimited but practically short.
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