1) Reaching 100 years old is more attainable than previously thought, even for those with chronic illnesses like heart disease or diabetes later in life. 2) A study of over 500 men and 600 women aged 100 found that roughly two-thirds avoided significant age-related ailments. The remaining third had developed an age-related disease before 85 but many still functioned remarkably well. 3) Lifestyle factors like avoiding smoking, obesity, inactivity, diabetes and high blood pressure greatly improved chances of living into the 90s, according to a separate study of 6,500 men.
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On reaching 100 years old
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YAHOO! NEWS - Reaching 100 is Easier Than Suspected
1) Reaching 100 years old is more attainable than previously thought, even for those with chronic illnesses like heart disease or diabetes later in life. 2) A study of over 500 men and 600 women aged 100 found that roughly two-thirds avoided significant age-related ailments. The remaining third had developed an age-related disease before 85 but many still functioned remarkably well. 3) Lifestyle factors like avoiding smoking, obesity, inactivity, diabetes and high blood pressure greatly improved chances of living into the 90s, according to a separate study of 6,500 men.
1) Reaching 100 years old is more attainable than previously thought, even for those with chronic illnesses like heart disease or diabetes later in life. 2) A study of over 500 men and 600 women aged 100 found that roughly two-thirds avoided significant age-related ailments. The remaining third had developed an age-related disease before 85 but many still functioned remarkably well. 3) Lifestyle factors like avoiding smoking, obesity, inactivity, diabetes and high blood pressure greatly improved chances of living into the 90s, according to a separate study of 6,500 men.
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My 3/31/14 request to the president of Prometheus Books to retract my father's long-debunked claim that the American Friends Service Committee provided "tens of thousands" of Heimlich chest valves to North Vietnam during the war