This article delves into the ongoing medical research aimed at slowing the aging process and extending healthy lifespans. It highlights the extraordinary longevity of individuals like 96-year-old Lyne Charnay and discusses scientific advancements in understanding biological aging, including DNA analysis and telomere research led by experts like Morgan Levine and Maria Blasco. The article also addresses ethical considerations surrounding longevity research and the implications of emerging therapies, including natural methods like fasting and cellular senolytics.