Beyondward posted: "In the last few years, we have experienced a significant breakthrough in our understanding of..."

In the last few years, we have experienced a significant breakthrough in our understanding of the biology of aging.

Rejuvenation technology is rapidly growing and attracting significant investments - with one goal - to cure aging, leading to both longer healthspans as well as lifespans.

Many experiments show promising results, being able to significantly prolong lifespans and even reverse aging. 

In one recent study, scientists nearly doubled yeast cells' longevity using synthetic biology, hoping to apply the technology also to human cells. And that's only one of many promising breakthroughs in the field of longevity lately. As technology improves exponentially and we see AI and computing breakthroughs, we are likely to see a progress never before seen.