Human life expectancy may increase to 120 years in the next few decades thanks to the development of technology as well as progress in other fields.
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According to Swedish television SVT on July 30, researcher Ignat Kulkov of Malardalen University (MDU) said that scientists predict that human life expectancy may increase to 7-100 years within the next 120 years. or longer, at least in developed countries.
Explaining the results of the study - conducted with colleagues at universities in Finland, France and the UK and published in the scientific journal Futures - Kulkov said that older people also have as healthy as they were in their 40s, largely thanks to the rapid advancement of technology.
Kulkov said more and more people are wearing health monitoring devices that are connected to doctors and hospitals. These devices will help doctors make recommendations on lifestyle changes to improve health and prolong life.
The scientists also found that advances in other areas have also contributed to an increase in life expectancy. In addition, the experience of responding to the COVID-19 pandemic also helps to track the virus more effectively, while artificial intelligence (AI) is applied to diagnose diseases faster and develop new treatments. .
Mr. Kulkov said that personalized medicine with personalized medicines is also expected to contribute to improved health.
However, he warned there are still new challenges such as climate change that could have the greatest impact on health care systems and people's lives not only in the future but also now.
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