Exponential Increase in Mortality and Diseases
The data and science behind the exponential growth in mortality with age
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News and resources on current life expectancy - lets see how it changes over time
Congratulations - you've survived another year... unfortunately your risk of dying goes up another 9% next year, and every year after that - that's why at the moment you can't beat the exponential risk of death.Definition: period life expectancy = how long a new-born would live if today's death rates did not change. They should improve over time therefore this is not a prediction of how long a child born today will live for.
The Guardian - 05-Apr-2024
John is right that supercentenarians tend to have a long life irrespective of their lifestyle
Read more...Sky News - 04-Apr-2024
The supercentenarian leaves behind a legacy of hard work, family, and faith
Read more...Oxford Population Health - 21-Mar-2024
Alarming trends in preventable deaths like drug overdoses, accidents, and suicides
Read more...Independent - 13-Mar-2024
Also predicts a new era of hybrid humans and the potential to reverse aging within the next five years
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How to Build a Healthier and More Productive Society to Support Our Longer Lives, written by Andrew Scott
World´s leading scientific data resource on mortality in developed countries
Demographer Philip Cohen explains life expectancy with a simple example using real data
Scientific society which promotes and funds research into the biology of ageing
Book that offers a stimulating array of multiple aspects of the aging process and of factors that affect it written by Stephen B. Manuck
Secrets to Living Longer: What We Can Learn from Blue Zones
The data and science behind the exponential growth in mortality with age
Health and life expectancy are affected by love, sex and marriage
A look at the latest UK life expectancy at 65 statistics - annual increase has been growing since 1960
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