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| | Time: Can We Live Forever? Medical Marvels for the Next Millennium Author: Walter Isaacson, Jill Smolowe, John Greenwald, and more
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Medical research suggests that a baby born today may well live to be more than 100 years old. Twenty - or even ten - years ago, who would have believed that cloning would be a reality? Today, replacing joints and organs is no longer revolutionary surgery. But what lies ahead? This fascinating audio program explores the medical marvels that promise to improve and prolong our lives in the next century. Will genetic engineering allow us to "choose" the sex, physical qualities, and even personality traits of our children? Can we control our "genetic clocks"? Will we want to clone people whose lives are threatened by age or disease? Can we meet the challenge to make life longer, and better at the same time? Hear in-depth articles from Time Magazine that explore the exciting medical possibilities and the moral issues surrounding the question: Can we live forever?
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