The Economist - How to live forever

In this short story, the Economist reviews latest anti-ageing research and BioTech companies focused on longevity. Some scientists believe we will all be able to extend our lifespan longer than 120 years, but others are researching on treating old age diseases and making current lifespan more healthy.

"The chances of a person living to 80 are based mostly on behaviour—don't smoke, eat well and exercise—but the chances of living beyond that are based largely on genetics."  

Read the full story: The Economist explains - How to live forever