Russian President Vladimir Putin’s alleged daughter, a physician specializing in endocrinology, has reportedly been appointed to lead a $26 billion government-funded initiative aimed at combating aging and extending human life expectancy.
The two-phase program reportedly has ambitious goals. The first phase seeks to increase Russia’s average life expectancy to between 85 and 90 years through improved nutrition, preventive healthcare, and regular medical monitoring.
The second phase aims to go further by exploring advanced genetic therapies, organ transplantation, and other emerging medical technologies to potentially extend human lifespan beyond natural limits.