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People living up to 150 years no science fiction: Russian scientist
The Daily Guardian
|October 13, 2025
Aging can be slowed and living up to 150 years is not science fiction, as people with such potential lifespans are already born and living among us, according toa Russian scientist cited bya health web portal.
“The first people who will live to 150 years have already been born. The centenarians of the future are already among us,” Vitaly Kovalyoy, a leading specialist at the Volgograd State Medical University project office and host of the Bio-Politics channel, was quoted as saying by medzdrav.info, a portal on medical and health issues.
Kovalyov said the goal for the next two decades is to transform scientific theory into safe medical practice.
This story is from the October 13, 2025 edition of The Daily Guardian.
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