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In life, surely everyone wants to be healthy, long-term. People do all sorts of ways to extend their life.
If you are looking for a secret to living a long and healthy life, you can learn from Japanese women.
The following simple tests will tell you if you can live to the top.
An American woman who spent 61 years living in an iron tube covered her entire body from the neck down, acting as a giant lung breathing for her after being paralyzed.
Scientists are slowly deciphering the mysteries of aging, meaning that one day not far from humans can immortalize ...
If you have the following signs, you will live longer than many others. These are things related to longevity that you may not have known.
The Pew Research Center conducted surveys on 2012 for about a month. As a result, about 56% of respondents said they did not want to take medical measures to slow down t…
Some simple changes in diet and lifestyle can help you immunity to a range of deadly diseases and help increase life expectancy.
Australian scientists believe that humans can live up to 500 years old if they have some snail genes and hormones.
Single after 40 years of age or losing a partner without remarriage will be at risk of dying early in middle age and reducing the chance of living up to 60 years old.
Research conducted on 900 patients at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute found that aspirin may prolong the life of certain cancer patients. For cancer patients with mutat…
The oldest man in the UK, Reg Dean 110 years old in Derbyshire witty, said his long-term secret is ... lazy.
Human lifespan is at the highest level in history, increasing much faster than expected and does not seem to follow genetic rules.
New scientific research reaffirms that, if it is not endowed with the gene
Antisa Khvichava, a woman living in the village of Sachino (Russia) is considered the oldest person in the world when she died at the age of 132.