An edition of How far should science extend the human lifespan?
(2009)
How far should science extend the human lifespan?
by Tamara Thompson
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How far should science extend the human lifespan?
2009, Greenhaven Press
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0737743042 9780737743043
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Table of Contents
Life extension : an overview / Ker Than
Aging is a disease that science should cure / Joel Garreau
Life extension raises complex social issues / George Dvorsky
Early intervention extends life and ensures health / Jay Olshansky, Daniel Perry, Richard Miller, and Robert Butler
Longer lifespans could make people feel dissatisfied and less human / Ker Than
Opposition to life extension is based on myths / Joatildeo Pedro de
Life extension compromises intergenerational justice
Extending the human lifespan is a moral imperative / George Dvorsky
Life extension technologies can be misused / Leon Kass
Science should extend the human lifespan indefinitely / Aubrey de Grey
Science would be wrong to extend life indefinitely / Diana Schaub
Life extension widens the gap between rich and poor / Melissa Fusco.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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