Future human population
Researchers from the Biogerontology Foundation and the International Longevity Alliance jointly submitted a proposal to the World Health Organization in 2018 to reclassify aging. The 11th Revision of International Classification of Diseases, or ICD-11, officially recognized some age-related conditions like age-associated cognition decline.
It is important because for the first in human history the natural process of ageing has been reframed as a disease that can be treated or prevented. It will eventually lead to the pharmaceutical industry and government redirecting funds to new drugs that can not only prolong human life but also reverse aging effects.
In developed countries, the average life expectancy has risen from 35 years in 1820 to 80 years in 2003. With the technological advances you are about to discover, you will see that this progression will continue till 80 becomes the new forty. The first people who are expected to live beyond 150 years old may already have been born.
Source:
https://www.quantumrun.com/prediction/moving-extreme-life-extension-immortality-future-human-population-p6
