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A study from the Harvard School of Public Health found that women who thought more optimistically lived longer and healthier lives than those who tended to be pessimistic.
Surprisingly, the research also found people who did not drink any milk lived longer than those who consumed low-fat milk.
Japanese people lived longer than others, to 82.7 years on average,
Resveratrol-treated mice fed a high-calorie diet lived longer than similarly fed mice not given resveratrol.
Those who scored higher in attractiveness lived longer- to 76,
used to explain why animals fed whole foods lived longer and remained healthier.
the team looked for'metabolic biomarkers' that were higher in those who lived longer.
Results showed that was only part of the reason why religious people lived longer, according to the researchers.
the more intelligent twin of each pair lived longer, whether the twins were fraternal or identical.
Previous research found that transplant candidates older than 65 lived longer if they reduced their wait time by accepting kidneys from an"extended criteria" donor- those older than 60,
exercised a few times a week lived longer than those that ran longer distances at faster speeds(7.5 to 8 miles per hour)
Attentive and respectful attitude to the elders-because they have lived longer, and most of them have done for society that we have not had time, and perhaps never will.
doxorubicin and prednisone lived longer without their disease getting worse(24.7 months)
Data from 500 seniors in the Berlin Aging Study showed that those grandparents who babysat lived longer- and it didn't matter whether it was their own grandkids or someone else's.
Another study in 389 patients with CLL who received at least one previous treatment showed that patients treated with Venclyxto plus rituximab lived longer without their disease getting worse(progression-free survival)
While the team did not identify any signs of tau protein in the brains of these patients- another characteristic of Alzheimer's disease- they note that if the patients had lived longer, it is possible they could have developed the full neuropathology of Alzheimer's.
both milk chocolate and dark, lived longer and had lower overall disease rates than men who ate little
Data from 500 seniors in the Berlin Aging Study shows that those who babysat lived longer- and it didn't matter whether it was their own grandkids or someone else's.
to see if people who were more active lived longer.
Researchers found that the ones who scored higher in attractiveness lived longer- to 76,