The USA has the world's largest gap between lifespan and healthy years
IFLScience - 17-Dec-2024Women face a bigger healthspan gap than men due to specific health issues
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Women face a bigger healthspan gap than men due to specific health issues
CVD remains number 1 when heart disease and cerebrovascular diseases are combined
How reprogrammed cells from centenarians could revolutionize ageing and disease research
Health disparities reveal stark north-south divide and challenges in coastal towns
UK’s gap in lifespan inequality between the poorest and richest has widened over the past generation
It reduces the risk of dementia, disability, and mortality
His family remembered him as kind, intelligent, and full of positivity.
Metabolic pathways like the pentose phosphate pathway aid healthy ageing
Eating colorful fruits like berries helps you stay healthier and live longer
New research shows how regular exercise boosts health, even for those over 40
Understanding these factors may lead to more personalised treatments
Elite fitness doesn't guarantee a longer life—contact sports may carry hidden risks
Unlocking the secrets of longevity with induced pluripotent stem cells
Despite recent progress, life expectancy remains below pre-pandemic levels
Future of longevity depends on breakthroughs that can significantly slow ageing
Recent data reveals a slight decline in centenarians, suggesting a peak in longevity trends
Their survival might even be connected to the time of year they’re born or die
Study finds high mental resilience linked to longer lifespan, especially in women
They are paid less, provide more unpaid care, and face higher rates of domestic violence
John alfred tinniswood on longevity: simple habits and a positive mindset
Experts say luck and genetics, not lifestyle, are key to living past 100
Female athletes generally gain less lifespan benefit from sports
She lived in a nursing home and was known for her good health and positivity
Eating well and staying active are still the best ways to stay healthy
UN's World Population Prospects 2024 shows recovery to better than pre-covid life expectancy