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    Gerontologists Suspect That the Lifespan Can Be Increased to Approximately
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Gerontologists Suspect That the Lifespan Can Be Increased to Approximately

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Gerontologists suspect that the lifespan can be increased to approximately 120 years before some major genetic alteration in humans is necessary to extend life.

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