Liz Parrish injected herself with experimental gene therapies a decade ago. She was a guinea pig, a visionary, a flagrant rule-breaker – depending on who you ask. Her reported outcomes are spectacular: longer telomeres, sharpened cognition, increased muscle mass. But a single data point does not constitute science. The question is not whether gene therapies…
*Finland’s birth rate is 1.3. The average age of first-time mothers has climbed past 30. The fertility window slams shut, for most women, somewhere around 40 – not because of any moral failing, but because the ovary is the fastest‑aging organ in the human body, often reaching senescence decades before the heart, the liver, or…