
Description
A biochemist's discovery of a lichen-derived drug that dramatically slows aging forces society to confront the implications of extended lifespans. The narrative examines the societal and ethical challenges arising from this scientific breakthrough, particularly concerning access and control over the longevity treatment. The story questions the distribution of power and the potential for scientific advancement to exacerbate existing inequalities.
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- September 1960
- 208
- About 4 hours
- Novel
- Adult
- Buccaneer Books
- English
- 9780899683881
- Standalone










