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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 8 MIN

They’re Trying to Make Humans Live to 150… But No One Is Ready for What Happens Next

from Future of Pharma: Ideas shaping AI, Biotech and Healthcare · host Ankit Tandon

What if living to 120… or even 150… wasn’t science fiction anymore?Right now, billions of dollars are being invested into one idea: reversing aging.From cutting-edge biotech labs to billionaire-backed companies, the race to extend human life is already underway. And the science? It’s moving faster than most people realize.In this episode of Future of Pharma, we break down:The real science behind reversing aging (explained simply)Why companies are investing billions into longevityWhat’s already working in labs and early human trialsThe uncomfortable truth about who gets access firstAnd what happens to society if humans start living decades longerBecause this isn’t just about living longer.It’s about who gets to.👇 I want your take:Should extending human life be a basic right — or something only a few can afford?🔔 Subscribe for deep dives into the future of healthcare, biotech, and AI#Longevity #Aging #Biotech #FutureOfHealth #Pharma #aiinhealthcare

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