Fiica lui Putin crede că extinderea duratei vieții e o încercare de „a-l păcăli pe Dumnezeu”. Liderul rus e obsedat de longevitate

Maria Vorontsova, daughter of Vladimir Putin, expressed skepticism about extending human lifespan, calling it an attempt to "fool God." She believes that the fear of death will drive healthcare advancements in aging within 10-20 years. Vorontsova discussed longevity at the opening of a new lab focused on its impact on public policy and the economy. She suggested that longevity should be divided into two phases: living up to natural potential and attempting to exceed it through scientific means. She noted that aging is not viewed as a disease, complicating the development of related medications. Russia is working on an anti-aging vaccine, expected by 2028-2030, as part of a national project initiated by Putin, who aims to increase life expectancy in Russia significantly by 2036.