8 simple daily tasks to help you increase your life expectancy
Reducing stress helps you increase your 10-year lifespan and eat less meat for 11 years longer.
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Reducing stress helps you increase your 10-year lifespan and eat less meat for 11 years longer.
According to USToday, a new study published in the Lancet magazine on Friday found that the current guidelines for consuming alcohol in many countries are too much.
This is a question to ask before we can say anything else: Does anyone want to live more than a century?
A recent study by French scientists has looked at many aspects of humanity including: height, longevity and physicality.
It is not natural that Japan's population has the highest average life expectancy in the world. Learn these habits right away.
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…
One study showed that the average age of homestays in many countries will increase by 2030, with places reaching over 90 years of age.
It is important that you dare to try this groundbreaking test! Because your life will be revealed right away!
Medical progress, improved living conditions, public health care campaigns and eradication of infectious diseases ... have helped people to live longer and healthier as…
Looking at a strong physique, it seems that men live longer than women, but on the contrary, men still do not live as long as women - and this is also true for human pri…
Human lifespan never lasts forever, unless there is a breakthrough that can handle all age-related health problems.
With the average life expectancy of 75.6 people, Vietnam ranked 56 out of 138 economies ranked by the World Economic Forum.
Citizens of Monaco have an average life expectancy of 89.52, while those of Chad Republic live only on average 49.81 years.
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.