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How to Live Forever or Die Trying by Bryan Appleyard

Times of London

Posted: Mar 23, 2007

Bryan Appleyard explores how science may soon enable increases in life expectancies to well over a hundred, or even a thousand. In this excerpt of his new book he profiles Aubrey de Grey, and mentions Martine Rothblatt and J. Hughes.

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How to Live Forever or Die Trying by Bryan Appleyard