Limita maximă a vieții umane: până la ce vârstă am putea trăi, chiar dacă am învinge toate bolile

A recent study suggests that even with advanced medical treatments, human lifespan may be biologically capped at around 200 years due to somatic mutations in DNA. Researchers simulated scenarios where aging factors are reversed, revealing that the maximum lifespan could range from 146 to 194 years. The study highlights that not all organs age equally, with the heart and brain being particularly vulnerable due to their inability to regenerate cells. Despite potential advancements in medicine, DNA mutations remain a significant barrier to achieving immortality. The findings emphasize the need for further research into the mechanisms of aging.