3 sports to help you live 5-10 years longer
The 25-year study by the US and Denmark shows that choosing the right sport can make you extend your life to nearly a decade.
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The 25-year study by the US and Denmark shows that choosing the right sport can make you extend your life to nearly a decade.
In 2017, Ana Vela (Spanish citizen) died at the age of 116. She is the oldest living person in Europe; is the 3rd person in the world, and also the symbol of this countr…
The record of the longest living person was established 21 years ago by a French grandmother named Jeanne Calment, who died at the age of 122.
In Circulation, Harvard scientists (USA) have compiled five rules to help you have an additional 12-14 years of life.
This is a question to ask before we can say anything else: Does anyone want to live more than a century?
Shopping, drinking coffee and not getting married much older are ways to help women extend their lives.
A new study shows that although often struggling because of sleepless nights and headaches about financial expenses arising after childbirth, this is the reason why pare…
Saparman Sodimejo, the oldest person in the world, has just 146 years old birthday party with his family. His secret to life is
Medical progress, improved living conditions, public health care campaigns and eradication of infectious diseases ... have helped people to live longer and healthier as…
A diet high in fish, seaweed, pickled vegetables, miso and tea match helps Japanese people have a long life.
Human lifespan never lasts forever, unless there is a breakthrough that can handle all age-related health problems.
People with strange names will live long, such as in the US, black men named 'Moses' usually live longer.
Recently, a group of experts from Yale University's School of Public Health found a link between reading more and increasing life expectancy.
A new study shows that the lifespan of the offspring is greatly influenced by the genes from the mother, after experiments on mice and expanding on human DNA.