In the next phase not just average lifespans but maximum lifespans will rise.
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It likely won't extend our lifespans to extreme degrees, but importantly, it could extend the range of our healthy lifespans—and that's important.
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Some sites claim that outdoor cats have shorter lifespans than indoor cats, or that community cats have similar lifespans to indoor cats, but these claims seem to be based on anecdote.
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Generally, most phones go through their lifespans without any issues.
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Longer lifespans will deeply impact almost all aspects of society.
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Average lifespans will jump by about six years for both.
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But in the lifespans of humans, it seemingly goes on forever.
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The Fire 7 and Onn tablets have incredibly short standby lifespans.
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The Tyrell Corporation has begun producing replicants that live natural lifespans.
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The graph of the results is illuminating: While men's lifespans weren't affected by the number of kids they fathered—the highest being 65 children (#polygamy)—women's lifespans drastically decreased after giving birth to more than four children.
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Those mutations could result in things like stunted growth or shorter lifespans.
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They also had shorter lifespans, so romantic matters had to be expedited.
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As lifespans lengthen, the money they save will have to stretch further.
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Of course, this study found links between poor fitness and shortened lifespans.
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And there's the need to make nest eggs last across longer lifespans.
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It's not clear yet, but it may have shorter lifespans on fabrics.
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Modern, well-maintained jets have useful lifespans far in excess of that.
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Longer lifespans and falling birth rates mean that Europe's population is ageing.
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Women can earmark their entire lifespans by the moment they get bangs.
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Since the time of Darwin, evolutionary biologists have wondered why the lifespans of different…Read more ReadThis controversial idea, called "programmed aging," suggests that lifespans are genetically conditioned, and not wholly the result of gradual wear-and-tear.
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Another aspect of society that will be impacted by extended lifespans will be education.
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The researchers were able to figure out one thing that doesn't cause shorter lifespans.
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College degrees lead to higher pay, greater career options, and — research suggests — longer lifespans.
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Some studies also suggest that shorter people appear to have longer lifespans on average.
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They have "open-ended lifespans," and immortality, as ever, is not to be trusted.
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It added that cold springs could reduce or delay emergence, leading to shorter lifespans.
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In the lab, researchers have been able to extend some animals' lifespans ten-fold.
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Scientists even think fasting may lengthen our lifespans by keeping cells healthy and youthful.
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NO MATTER HOW much lifespans are being stretched, the very last chapter is often grim.
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It also encourages unimaginative policy, whereby the retirement age is occasionally moved as lifespans lengthen.
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From 2017-2018, it was 280 days, with varying lifespans across file type and industry.
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Pipes, treatment facilities and storage facilities have exceeded their intended lifespans and are breaking down.
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That natural selection favors organisms that self-limit their lifespans has some pretty profound implications.
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Many have become financially toxic for insurers, because of soaring healthcare costs and rising lifespans.
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When the lifespans of memes get shorter by the month, it still feels familiar now.
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"In an attempt to keep the company viable, they had extended lifespans," explained a voiceover.
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Pollution leads to various kinds of nasty health outcomes, including asthma, lung cancer, and shortened lifespans.
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"An all-fixed income portfolio may not be appropriate now that lifespans are longer," she said.
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Such drugs can keep symptoms at bay indefinitely, prolonging lifespans to those enjoyed by the uninfected.
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I believe we age much more in our sleep than our lifespans gain from sleeping well.
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The difference has to do with the way the lifespans of certain species are genetically controlled.
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As the world grapples with longer lifespans, technology is racing to stay ahead of the curve.
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More than a decade later, these voting machines are approaching the end of their expected lifespans.
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Social Security's benefit formula could also be calibrated to adjust automatically to compensate for longer lifespans.
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Longer lifespans and rising prescription costs are two of the biggest reasons for the higher projections.
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However, these pets' significantly shorter lifespans raise a whole set of questions about what comes after.
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Increasing lifespans stretch savings and increase the likelihood older Americans will need costly long-term care.
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Electric scooters have short lifespans, and are sometimes stolen or vandalized, causing replacement costs to mount.
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Let's make sure queer artists have consistent opportunities for exhibition and financial support across our lifespans.
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But research has shown that product lifespans in the electronics industry are dropping as a whole.
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The ministry will also keep its plan to stop extending the lifespans of aged nuclear power plants.
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Their lifespans are about a third the length of ours, but they develop and age very similarly.
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That may not extend lifespans, but it can help people make the most of their remaining years.
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Soon, the rich will extend their lifespans by purchasing immortality credits in a cap-and-trade system.
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In many marine animals, microplastics are thought to shorten their lifespans and affect their ability to reproduce.
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Thousands of "missing" vials containing the DNA of Italians with very long lifespans weren't stolen after all.
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So the defaults of this industry are automatically set by men's salaries, career paths, preferences, and lifespans.
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Since the late 19th century, evolutionary biologists have assumed that natural selection favors individuals with long lifespans.
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Traditional evolutionary theory is based on a "selfish" model of individual organisms where lifespans are always maximized.
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But goods such as washing machines or industrial machinery can have lifespans of a decade or more.
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A study found a drug used to treat ovarian cancer doubled the lifespans of pancreatic cancer patients.
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Only Mayura's calves eat chocolate and, even then, it's limited to specific points in their short lifespans.
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It's minimal on text -- etched only with their names and lifespans underneath a statue of 2 people embracing.
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In 2017, games like No Man's Sky can evolve over time, building and rebuilding audiences during their lifespans.
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But all of these missions have in fact been massive successes that endured well past their initial lifespans.
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The question is what will replace these polluting plants as they reach the end of their useful lifespans.
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Figuring lifespans and attrition, at this rate, there will be more than 225 million retired Americans by 295.
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So unless vehicle lifespans can be greatly extended, the number of new vehicles needed each year will rise.
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They're the spark that supercharges our technology, bringing us higher speeds, better performance, longer lifespans, and greater efficiency.
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One thing that became immediately clear combing through the data is how greatly musical lifespans vary by genre.
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Most of us skip our vacation days, a habit that researchers have found could actually shorten our lifespans.
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Taken together, the researchers say it's no wonder these animals are almost constantly sick and have abbreviated lifespans.
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The sterile male mosquitos, she says, have such short lifespans that their effect will be isolated within Bana.
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As anyone who has ever had a cute pet rodent knows, they don't usually have the longest lifespans.
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The industries ironically helped create the current healthcare financing challenges by extending lifespans due to dramatically-improved treatments.
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Innovations like 3D-printed organs will also have a big impact on healthcare by boosting lifespans, he said.
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It's handy when your villain is a year, because years have short lifespans—rarely more than 365 days.
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This is on top of the direct benefits such programs provide to citizens' health, lifespans, and educational attainment.
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It also governs lifespans within a population, which are optimized and limited based on the species local environment.
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Both probes are nearing the end of their operational lifespans, and will be switched off during the 2020s.
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The study authors found that spikes in temperature made a difference in the lifespans of coronaviruses across surfaces.
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The current system began, obviously, in the 18th century, when both politics and human lifespans were very different.
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The rare condition causes infants to be born with abnormally small heads, which often drastically shortens their lifespans.
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Rising cancer rates, after all, are partly the result of lifespans extended by its earlier generations of blockbuster drugs.
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The Wall uses MicroLED technology, which Samsung claims offers similar picture quality to OLED displays but with better lifespans.
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And with lifespans that push a century-and-a-half, geoducks are one of the planet's longest-lived critters.
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Poland's coal sector struggles to make a profit and many power plants are nearing the end of their lifespans.
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With lifespans stretching over a millennia, he realized that baobabs were an ideal species to use for climate research.
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Goldfish are not known for their long lifespans, and other family pets may unfortunately die when children are young.
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Driving the extended lifespans is an overall decline in deaths caused by infectious diseases like HIV/AIDS and malaria.
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In one early study of rats, limiting methionine by 80% increased the rats' lifespans by an average of 43%.
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This adaptive speed, he argues, was essential to humans' ability to thrive in new ecosystems and increase their lifespans.
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The crucial piece of logic is this: Since previously unknown genes and environments had intersected to contribute to the "off-the-chart" lifespans of these animals, might there by some human gene-environment combination—some unknown mix of gene variants and a unique environment—that might extend our lifespans beyond known limits?
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Placing animals on restricted diets appears to improve their health and may even play a role in lengthening their lifespans.
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They are based on computer simulations projecting the lifespans of HIV patients with respect to whether or not they smoke.
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Communicable diseases are no longer the big problem; now it is chronic ones related to unhealthy lifestyles and longer lifespans.
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Driving the growing lifespans has been an overall decline in deaths caused by infectious diseases, like HIV/AIDS and malaria.
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The memo cites studies indicating higher earnings are tied to longer lifespans, whereas unemployment is tied to higher mortality rates.
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Then again, we're talking about 210-year or longer lifespans for the F-23, so it's always a future option.
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At the same time as lifespans have been increasing for blacks, prospects for whites, especially the non-elderly, have sagged.
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One is tempted to cry foul at a data center-spanning intelligence being allowed to train for 600 human lifespans.
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Tribe traitors typically have short lifespans on Survivor, especially in a season as fixated on tribal loyalty as this one.
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It only seems we are not evolving because we tend to look at this concept as fitting within our lifespans.
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Aggregated across the population, we discovered that lifespans began to fall by weeks and months for working-class white Tennesseans.
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It's about nine million years old, and stars as large as Betelgeuse don't usually have lifespans past 10 million years.
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But similarly, no one wants to see lifespans shortened and illnesses and injuries occur because of a lack of regulation.
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Effective HIV treatment allows people with HIV to live near-normal lifespans without transmitting the virus to others, including newborns.
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At the same time, however, extreme caloric restriction also affects insulin signaling, extending the lifespans of certain animals by significant amounts.
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They're working on projects to extend lifespans… but the mammoth project and the ones with the transgenic species are the craziest.
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The only text displayed on the headstone below the sculpture are the women's names and the dates denoting their respective lifespans.
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Inequalities remain (lifespans in Africa are still a shocking 16.3 years shorter than in Europe) but the gap is slowly closing.
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And it was rather convenient that our lifespans were short enough that we would generally die soon after childbearing age anyway.
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Due to different career trajectories and predicted longer lifespans, among other factors, women need to be investing for their futures now.
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The mayfly-like lifespans of Italian governments is not the sole reason that they find it impossible to implement their programmes.
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Most of the e-scooter companies I reached out to didn't want to release specific numbers about scooter lifespans or cycles.
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PST Scooter rental company Scoot, with e-scooters in San Francisco and Santiago, credited its new locking system for longer lifespans.
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And left unanswered is this question: where will these folks get health insurance while they contemplate the blessings of longer lifespans?
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But it's quickly becoming clear that as lifespans increase and more people get to retirement age, we simply can't afford it.
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The researchers analyzed the lifespans of 3 million relatives who were born between 1600 and 1910 and lived past age 30.
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While everything in our ecosystem certainly plays an important role (yes, even cockroaches), bugs are prolific breeders with short lifespans, anyway.
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The implication was evident: The downward slope of the V suggested that a natural limit to human lifespans had been reached.
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It's about the quest to achieve indefinite lifespans—and how one community within the much larger transhumanist movement is attempting that.
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In test tubes and animal studies, it appears restricting foods high in dietary sulfur amino acids delayed aging and increased lifespans.
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It's a different kind of chat app, named after the Greek island where a close-knit community helps extend people's lifespans.
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Inequalities remain (lifespans in Africa are still a shocking 2000 years shorter than in Europe) but the gap is slowly closing.
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In our pilot city of Albert Lea, Minnesota, residents added 2.9 years to their lifespans and saved millions in healthcare costs.
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Individuals living below the poverty level have poorer mental health, are diagnosed with more chronic health conditions, and have shorter lifespans.
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To them, the upper middle class is on the happy side, enjoying rising incomes, longer lifespans, stable marriages and good schools.
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Baltimore suffers from vast economic disparities that have left many of the city's residents without jobs and with even shorter lifespans.
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Scientists, puzzled by the lengthy lifespans of Mediterranean communities, pointed to the condiment as a key ingredient in the elixir of life.
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Their lifespans shortened, and they shrank hundreds of pounds, from the size of a pygmy hippo to that of a large dog.
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"People may not care about how to extend their lifespans, but they definitely care about the way they look," Zhavoronkov wrote me.
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It is also fundamental to how we design and interpret the research that aims to help us prolong our own maximum lifespans.
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Retirement would become a more distant option for most, since pension pots would have to be enormous to support their extended lifespans.
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Despite widely outspending other developed countries, we have poorer outcomes, including higher infant mortality, greater prevalence of chronic conditions and shorter lifespans.
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Thanks to advances in treatment, today, people with suppressed viral loads have lifespans not much different from those who are HIV negative.
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Another study published March 1 in the Journal of Hospital Infection examined the lifespans of various human coronaviruses on many different surfaces.
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They spend much of their lifespans growing, so older and larger individuals like Chubbs are the payoff of 45 years of conservation policy.
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" Thiel is a strong proponent of extending human lifespans: "I believe if we could enable people to live forever, we should do that.
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These mechanisms could be the focus of future studies on aging, with an eye toward extending healthy lifespans in people, the researchers said.
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The overall pension age for both sexes is also due to rise to age 68 by the mid-13s to offset longer lifespans.
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The two rovers far exceeded their expected 90-day lifespans, exploring the rocks and atmosphere of the Red Planet to reveal its history.
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For years, psychologists have known the stress of racism -- both perceived and real -- is the cause of shorter lifespans in communities of color.
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Average lifespans have risen a lot over the past century, but that was thanks to better food, housing, public health and some medicines.
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Due to our longer lifespans and protracted adolescence, the American male gets to wear the label of "young man" a long-ass time.
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People in Spain will live for 85.8 years on average, marginally edging out expected lifespans in Japan (85.7), Singapore (85.4) and Switzerland (85.2).
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Like other transhumanists who have envisioned immortality, Fyodorov speculated about ways to extend lifespans indefinitely, but he also took the premise a lot farther.
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Shortened lifespans Loneliness and isolation also appear to take a toll on a person's lifespan, according to previous research by Holt-Lunstad and colleagues.
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Credit: Benjamin ButtonA compound called nicotinamide mono nucleotide (NMN) has been shown to slow down the aging process and extend the lifespans of mice.
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Armed with these and other tools, doctors of the future will matter-of-factly prescribe these therapies to extend the lifespans of their patients.
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By flushing out cells worn with age, researchers from the Mayo Clinic have extended the lifespans of mice by as much as 35 percent.
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Longer lengths are associated with longer lifespans, so the ISS environment could be a venue for understanding aging processes, or even anti-aging technologies.
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But they take seriously the prospect of healthier 85 year olds and lifespans lengthened by a decade or so, and that is boon enough.
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Instead of ending missions when a satellite's propellant runs out—which normally takes a few years—air-breathing satellites would have much longer lifespans.
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Massive stars have much shorter lifespans than stars like the Sun, so they probably exploded en masse about 100 million years after their births.
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Vessel collisions and fishing entanglements are shaving decades off their average lifespans — from more than 220006 years down to about 2202 to 2628 years.
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For whatever positive results human-engineered diversity in dogs has wrought, there are countless examples of dogs who have shorter lifespans and health conditions.
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One final methodological point: since we are comparing lifetime spending inequality, it makes no sense to compare households of different ages, with very different lifespans.
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In Zimbabwe the problem is acute because of short lifespans and the tendency of men to marry much younger women, particularly if they are rich.
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Economists attribute the change to longer lifespans, which means higher health-care costs and retirement saving that doesn't stretch as far as it used to.
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Photo: GettyAs lifespans continue to get longer it's becoming more important than ever to understand how humanity will maintain its mental capabilities in old age.
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Given indefinite lifespans, we might start to behave in a more sustainable and environmental manner knowing we'll still be around a few centuries from now.
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Third, reform should reflect changes in the economy since the last reforms in 1983 — including longer lifespans for higher-income households and widening income inequality.
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A new study found that switching to self-fertilization shaves time off lifespans in a population, and researchers have a few ideas as to why.
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But when you're operating machines beyond their expected lifespans and tens of millions of miles from the nearest mechanic, minor glitches can mean the world.
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The EEB's demands for lengthier device lifespans and greater third party repair options has been echoed by consumers and policy makers in the United States.
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Located at Hollywood's Forest Lawn Memorial Park, the monument itself is pretty simple: a pink marble platform bearing the actors' names and their respective lifespans.
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Strive as we might, an evolutionary perspective tells us that maximum lifespans will not be extended by simply solving one symptom of ageing after another.
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For instance, they chose 18th century Sweden because of high lifespans and solid data, and compared it to 21st century Sweden to observe the difference.
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Hood noted that Marion and Alcatraz, the two previous supermax prisons, each had lifespans of about 30 years, and ADX is currently nearing that milestone.
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This technique is how the FRC manages to link homosexuality to, among other things, pedophilia and shortened lifespans, despite strong scientific consensus to the contrary.
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But, with growing success in these fights resulting in longer lifespans, there's a time-sensitive need for the focus to shift to non-communicable diseases.
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As a result, there's more willingness to experiment with business models, particularly as we see the lifespans for different generations of products continue to shrink.
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Promising New Therapy Extends Lifespans of Mice by 35 PercentBy flushing out cells worn with age, researchers from the Mayo Clinic have extended the lifespans…Read more ReadThe term "Superager" was first defined by the neurologist Marsel Mesulam to categorize people whose memory and attention span isn't just better than average for their age but is closer to that of a healthy 25-year-old.
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You know how one "dog year" is equal to seven human years, because your furry friends squeeze a whole lot of living into their shorter lifespans?
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Meanwhile, older employees are staying onboard longer, working past standard retirement ages due to longer lifespans, a savings shortfall, declining pensions and long-term financial insecurities.
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The UN projects that fertility will fall gradually and that lifespans will increase, so the world's population will rise from 7.7bn today to 11.2bn by 2100.
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We know antiretroviral treatments are effective at expanding lifespans, and particularly effective when used to prevent transmission by pregnant women to children (a focus of PEPFAR).
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The company is facing two class action lawsuits and as more phones fail, its reputation for making quality products with long lifespans will take a hit.
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From 2007 to 2011, the lifespans of eastern Kentucky women declined by 13 months even as they rose for women in the rest of the country.
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People who are well liked on Facebook may also be healthier, according to a study that linked people's activity on the social network to their lifespans.
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Research at HLI has already found that some genetic variations are absent in older people, a finding that implies they might be tied to shorter lifespans.
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Research shows low-income communities and communities of color also bear the brunt of pollution-related health impacts, which means higher medical costs and shortened lifespans.
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The majority had short lifespans, breaking up after a couple of years and leaving a string of bangovers, split EPs, and German tour posters behind them.
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There are plenty of other ways to die too, and you'll see them as you begin to learn the deck over the lifespans of countless kings.
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That sort of institutional neophilia is not going to work with products like cars or factory robots, which can have much longer lifespans, says Mr Palmer.
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The move is thought to have resulted in as many as 10 times more people buying new batteries and extending the lifespans of their older phones.
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"With the newest generation entering the workforce and lifespans continuing to get longer, there are more generations in the workforce now than ever before," said Lobosco.
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Since 1900, more years have been added to human life than in the rest of history combined, initially by reducing child mortality and lately by stretching lifespans.
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The two time points help define when lifespans in a population are extending due to improvements in maternal and child health as well as improved adult health.
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That's certainly been the case for titles like League of Legends, Overwatch, and Counter-Strike, where the competitive scene is a vital component of their long lifespans.
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Some forms of the disease, which often affects joints and can affect the vascular system, can result in decreased lifespans, though not all variants are as serious.
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Calorie restriction is one of the surest ways to stave off aging-related diseases and boost longevity in creatures with short lifespans, like mice, yeast, and worms.
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As mice have relatively short lifespans, it's possible to examine developmental trajectories over much shorter timeframes and get real insight into what's going on inside their brains.
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For comparison, only 14.5 people per 100,000 have been diagnosed in California, with 1 in 102 people at risk for contracting the horrible disease over their lifespans.
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Like their counterparts in PE, VC funds have long lifespans, which allows partners to cultivate long-term growth in portfolio companies rather than focusing on quarterly showings.
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However, as with all batteries, their lifespans will naturally decline as they age, which means you'll find yourself having to charge your phone more frequently over time.
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In other words, organisms may be able to have longer lifespans than they presently do, but natural selection has actually favored individuals that clock themselves out early.
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Now only was their phone not lasting as long (the batteries were still bad and had shorter than expected lifespans), but their phone was slow as heck, too.
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According to the Cryonics Institute, an US organization that offers the service, the fundamental goal is "to give people a second chance at life" and extend human lifespans.
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Photo: annca (Pixabay)It might take less alcohol than we think to damage the heart and shorten our lifespans, suggests a new study published today in The Lancet*.
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Given today's economic reality and the longer lifespans many of us can expect to enjoy, most Americans should wait until the age of 70 to retire, she says.
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If all the new coal plants now under construction were built and operated for their full lifespans, they'd pump an extra 2981 gigatons of CO73 into the atmosphere.
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This 1993 study is a statistical analysis that reported an association between the lifespans of people in six cities and the levels of PM2.5 found in the air.
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Making matters worse, damage caused by Superstorm Sandy in 2012 shortened even further their safe lifespans, necessitating the revival of a stalled plan to build a new tube.
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Measuring the social interactions (like playing and grooming) and lifespans of these animals showed that less-social marmots lived, on average, two years longer than the social ones.
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Unnatural doesn't necessarily mean bad — our long lifespans are unnatural too — but it should remind us that the particular socially constructed living patterns common today have shallow roots.
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The negative effect on fertility was not confined to beetles that directly experienced the heat waves—their offspring also suffered from higher rates of infertility and shortened lifespans.
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Manousos agrees that while their limited lifespans make luxury smartwatches a difficult proposition, they're just like wristwatches in that they can be used to connote style or individuality.
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Increasingly longer lifespans mean retirees will have to make their money last for perhaps three to four decades, and some investment risk is necessary to ensure adequate returns.
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Even if a service like TaskRabbit is somehow accessible to a senior, it's not affordable in the long-term when lifespans and future costs are impossible to predict.
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Realizing the importance of saving is key for millennials since they are facing rising health-care costs, longer lifespans and the uncertain future of Social Security, McBride said.
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Presidents are incentivized to pick young justices so they can serve longer terms—and thanks to modern medicine extending lifespans, those terms are getting longer all the time.
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Scientists increasingly agree that we're fast approaching a moment in medicine—probably within 30 years—where we won't just be significantly lengthening human lifespans, but probably conquering death too.
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Mutual fund companies have increasingly been investing in private startups, in part because companies are delaying going public until later in their lifespans, if they go public at all.
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With such few babies, the populations of most European countries are set to shrink—unless they admit immigrants or progress in medicine and public health extends lifespans, or both.
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Although Dolly only lived to age 6, and cloned mice have experienced shortened lifespans, the scientists at Seoul National University appear confident that Snuppy's puppies will go the distance.
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Lifespans have also gotten longer on average since 1950, climbing from 48.1 to 70.5 years for men and from 52.9 to 75.6 years for women, according to the study.
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The proximate causes of this slide were PERA's lowering the expected rate of return from 28500 percent to 6900 percent, and adopting new actuarial tables that assume longer lifespans.
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Vox's Kimberly Mas points out that commuting has been linked to obesity, stress, anxiety, depression, higher blood pressure, higher rates of divorce, neck and back pain and shorter lifespans.
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Rising healthcare costs, the elimination of most private pensions, and our increasingly long lifespans have made the quest for retirement an arduous, taxing journey that leaves many people behind.
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But supposing red dwarfs could host life, it stands to reason that the long, stable, adult lifespans of red dwarf systems would amplify opportunity for fledgling ecosystems to bloom.
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Honnold has plainly given the questions serious thought — appropriately, since by his own count he's climbed rope-free more than 1,000 times and free soloists have notoriously short lifespans.
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Studies have found that people lacking a functional CCR5 gene in all their cells are more susceptible to influenza and West Nile virus, and might even experience shortened lifespans.
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Servicing spacecraft could carry rocket fuel to satellites orbiting the Earth to refuel them, lengthening their lifespans, a capability that will have an immediate effect on the world economy.
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The defence agency maintains that "all work is conducted inside closed laboratories, greenhouses, or other secured facilities," and that the insects will have built-in lifespans to limit their spread.
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It boasts a "gender-smart" investing algorithm that takes into account women's longer lifespans and different salary trajectory and the consequences of taking time off from work to raise children.
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Researchers from the Max Planck Institute of Developmental Biology took a closer look at this genus and found that self-fertilization was associated with shorter lifespans for self-fertilizing hermaphrodites.
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But despite all of our efforts to push the boundaries through medicine and nutrition, humans (along with elephants and other highly durable animals) don't come close to these biblical lifespans.
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The newborn denizens of Oglala Lakota County, South Dakota had the shortest expected lifespans, at 66.8 years, while people born in Summit County, Colorado could expect to live 86.8 years.
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Patients who switch from private to public insurance, like Medicare or Medicaid, have shorter lifespans than those who stay with private insurance in the year after the transplant, researchers found.
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For example, The Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrom estimates that some 1016 people with normal lifespans could exist on Earth before the sun sterilizes it in a billion years or so.
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The discovery of what has been termed a "subterranean Galapagos" was announced by the Deep Carbon Observatory Tuesday, which said many of the lifeforms have lifespans of millions of years.
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But most of those studies followed people for about 221 to 242 years, which is a lengthy period of time for science but nowhere near most of our actual lifespans.
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And although both of his lifespans see him come of age at the height of the Cold War, his appeal as a character has always stemmed from an elusive personality.
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Long-term care insurance covers health-related costs like nursing homes not paid by Medicare or standard health insurance and have become a headache for firms as U.S. lifespans rise.
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This risk has become increasingly real as fewer Americans are covered by guaranteed pensions, lifespans rise, and at least in recent years, fixed-income investments provide historically low real yields.
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But the songs were long, some approaching ten minutes each, and within those lifespans it seems as though the entire geological history of some lost continent was being sonically represented.
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On Tuesday, the members of the European Parliament approved recommendations for hardware companies to make stuff like laptops and cell phones easier to fix, as well as have longer lifespans.
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Inhabitants of the Culture find themselves with a massive amount of time on their hands (thanks to 300-year-plus lifespans), with no hobby or leisurely pursuit out of the question.
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But I think its share of the U.S. housing stock at 63.3 percent is over-indexed to where it should actually be, given demographic changes like longer lifespans and delayed marriages.
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If we consider the possibility of fundamentally different paradigms, such as much longer human lifespans, we can see the need for even more innovation beyond what today's startups are working on.
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If a broadcast is particularly popular and could stand to live a long life and bring in a large number of viewers over time, why not facilitate longer lifespans for videos?
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Vijg and his colleagues say this apparent limit is a fixed genetic trait that evolved under the direct force of natural selection, and that limited lifespans may be an evolutionary adaptation.
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Details: Even if the private space stations NASA is now banking on never become a reality, eventually the ISS' major components will reach the end of their technical lifespans in orbit.
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And that makes it unlikely, even at its most effective, to increase lifespans beyond 19973, because that seems to be more or less the natural upper limit to a human lifespan.
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According to the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC), big air quality improvements made in the last five years have already been enough to push up average lifespans.
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Large amounts of breathable particles (particulate matter, or PM) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2), produced in part by industrial emissions and road traffic, are responsible for shortening the lifespans of city dwellers.
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The connection between the "Children" (a name given to them by the First Men based on their stature, but ignoring their centuries-long lifespans) and the forests is not wholly understood.
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How we are different is not the issue; it is how research addresses these differences that will make a difference in the lives and lifespans of female patients and research participants.
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"We somehow have this idea that lifespans are kind of inevitable in some fundamental sense," Yaneer Bar-Yam, the president of New England Complex Systems Institute, told me on the phone.
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To reach this conclusion, Bar-Yam and two colleagues at Harvard's bioengineering institute started out with a basic question: is there an environmental context in which genes will self-limit lifespans?
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It's a good read if you want to learn more about the research into potential ways to extend healthspans and lifespans or what Sinclair does in his own self-care regimen.
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And, according to the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness, nationwide, those who do survive see their lifespans cut by an average of 20 years because they've lived among the elements.
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In both the Night King's transformation and Craster's baby's transformation in Season 26, alive human beings were turned into White Walkers, giving them longer lifespans and the ability to raise the dead.
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And he said their long lifespans — regardless of the exact age — make it all the more crucial to protect them from commercial fishing operations and other human-related pressures on their habitats.
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Replace old machines As a 2015 Brennan Center report details, 42 states used machines in the 2016 election that were at least 10 years old, nearing the end of their expected lifespans.
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Even so, the whole family takes pride – and comfort – in knowing that strides towards new treatments that can improve quality of life and extend lifespans are happening every day at the CDMD.
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Studies show that African Americans get less sleep than white people, on average, and exhibit more "stress-related wear and tear," all of which contributes to serious health conditions and shorter lifespans.
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Snopes did learn that since tilapia have such short lifespans, they might actually be less likely to accumulate dioxins or mercury than other kinds of fish, including the near-universally loved salmon.
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What's more, van Deursen demonstrated that killing senescent cells in mice extended their lifespans by as much as one-third, while improving kidney function and making their hearts more resilient to stress.
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A few animal castration studies seem to support this notion as well, and there've long been theories that different T levels explain at least some of the global phenomenon of longer female lifespans.
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Not only are these types of stars more common in the universe than sun-like stars, but they also have much considerably longer lifespans of more than 1,000 times that of the sun.
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All but one of Britain's existing nuclear plants, which produce around a fifth of the country's electricity, are set to close by 2030 as they come to the end of their operational lifespans.
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Mr Metzl: If and when it becomes possible for some parents to give their children enhanced IQs, lifespans and resistance to disease, we will have to ask what this means for everyone else.
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The researchers found the average lifespan of a torrent at the time the ASCII file was created in 2003 was about nine days, and most torrent lifespans fall between 30 and 300 hours.
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I have two children with cystic fibrosis (CF), a genetic disease that ravages the lungs and digestive system, will ultimately shorten my children's lifespans, and cost a fortune to treat throughout their lives.
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It says that if those players were to keep up the same level of increased activity over a longer period of time, they could add nearly three billion years, collectively, to their lifespans.
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Dr. Fine added that weight gain can put pets at risk for diabetes and heart disease (not to mention shorten their lifespans, according to a study in the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine).
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When HHS released new guidance to help states introduce work incentives, the agency cited numerous studies that show individuals experience greater physical health and mental health and longer lifespans when they find work.
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After a 12-week regime that mimicked the pattern of exposure in the fields, the bees that had grown up in the hives getting spiked food had 23% shorter lifespans and were poorer foragers.
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Biologists grow bacteria in a Petri dish partly because of those organisms' short lifespans: they are born and reproduce so quickly that studies over many generations can be done in a reasonably short period.
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Blame climate change for making you less productive at work According to CLASH, violence comes from people assuming that they're going to have shorter lifespans, less planning for the future, and less self-control.
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Many of the species most frequently studied by biologists -- such as mice, flies and worms -- are chosen precisely because their short lifespans and fast generational turnover make them quicker and easier to work with.
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The United States has what appears to be a longer-term economic problem when costly, critical systems with lifespans measured in decades are dependent on software that's supported only for four or five years.
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The idea that radical biotechnology can lead to longer lifespans than that of Jeanne Calment, a French woman whose recorded lifespan of 122 years has never been bettered, seems at best a plausible speculation.
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Li and Olsen mentioned that most subway cars in use have outlived their lifespans by 10 years, and suggested, instead, to refashion the cars into Airbnb lodging for tourists, or MTA employees working overnight.
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It's not so much that human lifespans are completely limitless, but more that we don't actually know whether there is a limit, so it's premature to accept that there really is a maximum lifespan.
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It would drive allowance prices high and eventually force the stranding of assets, putting some power plants out of business before the end of their lifespans and raising (solvable, but real) concerns about reliability.
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And while restricting calories is the best way we know to extend lifespans in organisms from yeast to mice, attempts to create medicines that harness the genes activated by caloric restriction have failed FDA approval.
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With an aging population, an increase in chronic illnesses worldwide, and longer lifespans, the number of people over age 65 is expected to nearly double in the next 30 years, to 88 million by 2050.
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We may soon look back and mourn these hundreds of millions—our parents, friends, and loved ones—who just missed the time in history of achieving indefinite lifespans instead of ending up in a grave.
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"If its scenarios point a certain way, then investments will be made accordingly in such things as power plants, pipelines and oil and gas fields, facts on the ground with multi-decade lifespans," Denning writes.
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After all, startups are raking in larger and larger rounds, earlier in their lifespans; shouldn't YC, a microcosm for the Silicon Valley startup ecosystem, advise their startups to charge the best investors the going rate?
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Typically, animals that have longer lifespans (great whites can live over 70 years) or that are particularly big are more likely to develop harmful mutations in their cells over time, thanks to accumulating DNA damage.
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The intent is to criticize big tech companies for making devices that are difficult to repair, full of rare-Earth elements that must be mined from all over the world, and that have short lifespans.
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Facebook proves that social networks do not always have short lifespans, but there remains the persistent concern—present in many real-life social networks too—that someone newer and cooler is going to come along.
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If exposed to levels recreated in the artwork, residents in New Delhi would shorten their lifespans by four years, while those living in London would lose up to 16 months of their lives, he said.
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Finally, events like the thousand-person life extension-oriented RAAD Festival, the Longevity Cookbook, and my own Immortality Bus made headlines as America wondered aloud what indefinite lifespans meant—and how it might affect humanity.
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Beyond helping women prioritize financial goals, Ellevest takes into account the established facts of how women's financial experiences differ from men's: longer lifespans, different salary arcs, and the possibility of extended time off from work.
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The three drugs - the mood stabilizer lithium, a cancer treatment called trametinib and an immune regulator called rapamycin - target different cellular processes and had a "quite remarkable" impact on the flies' lifespans, the scientists said.
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The benefit of conducting research with these types of organisms is commonality in DNA sequences, and shorter lifespans, which allow researchers to perform more experiments (even multi-generational ones) in a short amount of time.
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The east Asian nation this week stole global headlines and the crown for longest lifespans after a study from Imperial College London found that, by 2030, its citizens are set to live longer than anyone else.
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Image: annca (Pixabay)Drugs that can lengthen life have long been a hallmark of speculative science fiction—many hope for an invention that could extend average lifespans well into the triple digits in the distant future.
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Meanwhile, the pitiful yields on government bonds, plus longer lifespans, mean pension funds are desperate for fairly safe assets that offer a stable, inflation-plus return to provide the income they have promised to the retired.
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Yet today antiretrovirals (ARVs) proven to extend normal healthy lifespans have helped change common beliefs that HIV is a death sentence, and the prophylaxis (PrEP) brands like Truvada keep the transmission of the virus at bay.
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It has been known for 265 years that altering the gene daf-220 in roundworms slows their ageing and doubles their lifespans; another gene, daf-2122, is now known to be required for this to work.
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Let's recognize science & tech for giving us the device you're reading this on, longer lifespans than ever, cleaner air & water than 30 years ago, & the ability to travel in space & to the bottom of the ocean.
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But scientists who studied rats that inhaled ethylbenzene over multiple years found that the chemical entered their bloodstream and led to developmental problems in their offspring like slowed spine growth, low birth weights, and shorter lifespans.
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As much as we love having a bit of greenery to spruce up our living spaces, the constant upkeep is a big drawback — and prolonging the short lifespans of flowers can take a whole lot of effort.
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As more and more satellites reach the end of their operational lifespans, government agencies and private companies have been working to remedy this problem by developing robots that can give satellites a tune-up in zero-gravity.
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Lengthening lifespans and low fertility rates have led to a steady decline in U.S. population growth over the past 20 years and the proportion of working-age Americans is shrinking, the ratings agency said in a report.
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If human lifespans are to increase, and if modern breakthroughs like organ transplantation are to continue to proliferate and evolve, physicians must be able to abate the risk of bacterial infection that will undoubtedly accompany such advances.
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The average lifespans of U.S. men and women in the top 5 percent income bracket rose by more than two years between 2001 and 2014, while at the bottom 5 percent, life expectancy nearly stagnated, researchers found.
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While it's well-known that exercise correlates to longer lifespans, improved mood, and other health benefits, the impact of all these factors on your wallet aren't as immediately obvious, but staying fit can help you stay solvent.
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The tragic strangeness of the fact that we are best friends, yet our lifespans don't align: the sadness and strangeness of one best friend's lifespan not measuring up to the other best friend's lifespan, not even close.
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"There's a whole cohort of young readers that are being introduced to this medium and may graduate to other forms of content in the comic format over the course of their lifespans," he said at the conference.
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Americans are not being educated by the health care system about these dangers in time for them to make preventative lifestyle choices that can extend their lifespans and the amount of time that they enjoy good health.
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But caloric restriction didn't seem to have much of a specific effect on the NIA monkeys' lifespans: both the dieting and the control monkeys at NIA survived an extraordinarily long time — more than 40 years, in some cases.
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Among The RealReal's own sellers, 56% mentioned environmental reasons or extending luxury items' lifespans as reasons they sold on the site, and among consumers considered to be millennials that number goes to 64%, according to the company's filing.
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When you factor in that the average NFL career is 3.3 years, that's several lifespans in the football world, meaning there's scant connection between almost all of those Minnesota teams and the one that suits up Monday night.
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How on earth could young people, whose:-wages are flat-costs of living skyrocketing-experiencing increased social instability via bigotry, addiction, + violence-expected to live shorter lifespans than previous gensdare question the larger economic forces in their lives?!
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Read more: Most traditional investment advice fails to take women's pay gaps and longer lifespans into account — Ellevest is changing thatLots of companies doing this are relatively new but wildly successful in the financial technology, or fintech, industry.
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With that in mind, America needs to recognize that in the twenty-first century, dying is a public safety issue—that people deserve a universal right to indefinite lifespans, as put forth in the Transhumanist Bill of Rights.
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While some of the underlying thinking behind the so-called 22008% rule was prudent, it was hatched in an era in which interest rates were much higher, capital markets less volatile and, most important, Americans had shorter lifespans.
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Over the past decade, real wage growth has stagnated, pensions have disappeared, workers are delaying claiming Social Security benefits to maximize payouts, and lifespans are longer, leaving seniors worried they will burn through their retirement savings way too soon.
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On the one hand, The Big Bang Theory's apparently endless existence feels like a tough pill to swallow when so many other, better series have seen their lifespans cut short by pitiful ratings, creative differences, or sheer bad luck.
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Those sweeping vistas and winding, hilly paths are a shortcut to all that a Greek island represents in the Western imagination: Enchanted volcanic rocks capable of prolonging people's lifespans through slow, sun-soaked living and a tomato-filled diet.
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This recent Cyclopedia entry on lifespans, for example, is a great illustrated timeline of how long things last — from a flash of lightning (0.0002 seconds) to a single light particle (1 quintillion years) — but it's not exactly shareable content.
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If Microsoft stops selling digital copies and you can't find a hard copy (and remember that hard copies have limited lifespans) you will not be able to legally acquire and play Forza Horizon 2 unless you pirate a copy.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The United States plans to extend the lifespans of existing nuclear reactors and support new technologies as it seeks to revive an industry seen as crucial to its energy security, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday.
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The lifespans of companies on the S&P 500 are expected to continually decrease to the point that time spent on the index could drop by five years on average in 2030 compared to 2019, research from QAD finds.
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Public health experts have long warned that such gaps can have profound consequences for women's health across their lifespans and are a critical factor in why the US has the highest rate of maternal deaths in the developed world.
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A 21970 report in the The New England Journal of Medicine predicts that obesity and its related ailments could result in the current generation of children having shorter lifespans than their parents—for the first time in two centuries.
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"We now know more about tyrannosaur lifespans — around 30 years; how they grew — very fast as teenagers; and using computer models of Sue we revised their body mass upward to 9 or more tons, from 5 to 7 tons," Makovicky said.
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"There was an enormous outcry and push to find a cure because AIDS was new and terrifying — and now, instead of AIDS being horrible and lethal, it's a chronic disease that people can live normal lifespans with, [with] treatment," he says.
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The two-day hearing that opened on Tuesday comes five years after Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster, which triggered Chancellor Angela Merkel's move to speed up the nuclear shutdown and reverse an earlier agreement that extended the lifespans of some plants.
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U.S. life expectancy declined in 21625 as more Americans died of drug overdoses and suicides, furthering a troubling trend of declining lifespans not seen in a century, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found in a report released Thursday.
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The number of adults 55 and older employed by restaurants has increased by 70 percent since 2007, which economists say is due to longer lifespans resulting in increased health care costs and the need to stretch retirement savings, according to CNBC.
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They would first target broiler chickens, domestic chickens bred for the sole purpose of meat production, because their lifespans are so short (approximately 6 weeks), allowing the pink DNA to spread to the entire species in just a few years.
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In many instances, my research shows that the policies at the core of the Trump agenda function similarly to man-made risk factors like second-hand smoke, pollution, or asbestos—shortening lifespans for the most vulnerable persons in his base.
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My run for the White House was never about winning, but spreading the idea that Americans can achieve indefinite lifespans through science and technology—if only the government were to help out and put significant resources into the anti-aging field.
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Lemaître said that males in some species grow bigger and have traits like large antlers and that this may have "physiological costs" and affect how they react to environmental factors like pathogens -- increasing the differences in lifespans between males and females.
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Shown in the exhibit Drawn from Life: The Art of Disney Animation Studios, the drawings were the first to benefit from this new development in conservation technology, which researchers say has the potential to lengthen the lifespans of countless artworks.
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" Biden reminded the downtown Washington audience of the legacy of Bob Dole and George McGovern, after whom the award is named, saying that they recognized the importance of nutrition early on, and its effect on "growth, cognitive capability, lifespans [and] aspirations.
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At least one of these plans — there are 42 in all — dates to the reign of Louis XIV, and some kick in when workers retire in their fifties, costing the state an ever-mounting fortune as average lifespans get longer.
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Decades are the biggest slices of time we can get a decent handful of in our silly human lifespans, and we like how referring to "the '50s" or "the '00s" makes the unruly passing of time feel neat and colour-coded.
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The fate of iconic Alphabet Network series like Grey's Anatomy, then-imminently ending Scandal, and How To Get Away With Murder hung in the balance until everyone involved confirmed the new Netflix agreement wouldn't influence the lifespans of the superproducer's network staples.
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If the bees happen to die while in the field (their lifespans are about a month), the waste from their electronic backpacks will end up as litter, so the people operating them would need to carefully time their flights around their deaths.
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Globally, a combination of falling birth rates and increasing lifespans will increase the "old-age dependency ratio" (the ratio of people aged 193 or over to those aged 15-64) from 13% in 290 to 265% by the end of the century.
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So-called Right-to-Repair laws are a controversial matter, with advocates arguing that better third-party repair access could help increase our gadgets' lifespans and cut down on e-waste, while opponents worry about shoddy DIY home repairs and exploding phones.
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With its population aging as a result of longer lifespans and a dwindling number of children, the world's most populous nation decided in 22017 to allow all couples to have a second child, relaxing a tough one-child policy in place since 19703.
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The extruder is supposed to have worked "consistently and reliably" in those tests for at least 700 printing hours, with 90 percent of the units working after 1,200 hours, although MakerBot says that lifespans will vary significantly based on an individual printer's settings.
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"China is winning its war against pollution ... (The country) is due to see dramatic improvements in the overall health of its people, including longer lifespans, if these improvements are sustained," EPIC director Michael Greenstone said at an event in Beijing on Thursday.
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We hear an awful lot these days about reinventing yourself, reinventing your career, [because] people have lengthening lifespans, but Joan Rivers is somebody who was brought up to think that you have to have a husband and you're supposed to defer to him.
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With its population ageing as a result of longer lifespans and a dwindling number of children, the world's most populous nation decided in 22017 to allow all couples to have a second child, relaxing a tough one-child policy in place since 19703.
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Introduced back at WWDC in June, ITP uses machine learning algorithms to identify tracking behavior on the company's Safari browser, like the presence of persistent cookies from third-party ad networks, and imposes a strict 24-hour time limit on those tracking tools' lifespans.
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British Airways, which now has the biggest 747 fleet, is revamping 18 of its planes to extend their lifespans and eke out capacity from scarce operating slots at its London Heathrow hub at a time when low fuel prices make retaining older jets an option.
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Harry Shapiro, director of the charity DrugWise, says the number of users fell because of a huge investment in drug treatment, an economic upturn, and the fact that, like Ebola in west Africa and crack cocaine in the US, all epidemics have their natural lifespans.
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It seems like a long time, at least compared to our short lifespans, but as the narrator points out, the history of homo sapiens sapiens (or modern humans), only makes up about 0.001 percent of all human history, including now extinct species such as homo erectus.
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The idea to target more riders with more frequent service in the South and West comes as most of the rail service's trains used for long-distance routes, such as the Coast Starlight and California Zephyr, are nearing the end of their lifespans, according to the Journal.
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It has occurred to me that perhaps TechCrunch pays insufficient attention to slurry, sediment, silt, sludge, mud, and muck; to canals, earthworks, levees, dikes, dredges, and the Army Corps of Engineers; to the vast engineering works, with lifespans measured in decades, that literally reshape our world.
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Sustainable energy advocacy group NegaWatt said on Thursday the most ambitious scenarios for reducing nuclear reliance could be achieved without boosting CO2 emissions provided there was a stronger focus on energy efficiency and if the nuclear reactors had their lifespans' extended a little beyond 40 years.
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But for all the organic attention these works received, their numbers—a $2.794 billion worldwide gross for Endgame and streaming numbers of well over one billion for "Old Town Road"—are also the result of aggressive, blatantly opportunistic re-release campaigns meant to extend their natural lifespans.
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How video games help successful aging In contrast, species with long expected natural lifespans (which have reduced their mortality risk by evolving to a large size, or being able to fly or hibernate, or having a large brain) have already invested strongly, and perhaps maximally, in protecting their cells from ageing.
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Read more: A controversial startup that charges $8,000 to fill your veins with young blood and halted operations after an FDA warning now says it's back up and runningCommercial finance experts ABC Finance investigated various ways the wealthy are investing in trying to extend their lifespans as much as possible.
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Batteries with longer lifespans make electric cars more suitable for long-distance travel—an important point for many private car owners who, even though most of the journeys they make are already within the range of a single charge, do not want to risk getting caught out chargeless and miles from home.
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Alphabet, Google's parent, has just launched a third health-care firm, Cityblock Health, to operate alongside Verily, a subsidiary based in San Francisco, and DeepMind Health, an arm of its London-based artificial-intelligence (AI) firm (a fourth company, Calico, is working to extend human lifespans, but does not provide health-care services).
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In the meantime, it's been upgrading its fleet to a more robust hardware to cut down on maintenance costs (which has typically been one of the biggest strains on scooter startups): these newer scooters have lifespans of around 2503 months and now make up some 80% of Tier's current fleet, Leuschner said.
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And as this review of the evidence by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities indicates, its benefits for children, across their lifespans, are considerable: UC Berkeley's Hilary Hoynes, UConn's David Simon, and UC Davis's Douglas Miller have found that the EITC substantially improves infant health, reducing the rate of low-weight births by 6.7 to 10.8 percent.
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Policy decisions made during this window are likely to result in changes to Earth's climate system measured in millennia rather than human lifespans, with associated socioeconomic and ecological impacts that will exacerbate the risks and damages to society and ecosystems that are projected for the twenty-first century and propagate into the future for many thousands of years.
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Local robber baron and Insys founder, John Kapoor, seen leaving an Arizona district court after being arrested on racketeering charges last year Photo: APThe State of North Carolina is suing a pharmaceutical manufacturer for allegedly bribing doctors and defrauding insurers in order to sell more of its powerful fentanyl spray, fanning the flames of the opioid crisis that has millions addicted and is shortening lifespans.
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A recent commentary in the journal Nature put it this way: Policy decisions made during [coming years] are likely to result in changes to Earth's climate system measured in millennia rather than human lifespans, with associated socioeconomic and ecological impacts that will exacerbate the risks and damages to society and ecosystems that are projected for the twenty-first century and propagate into the future for many thousands of years.
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In one his CBC Massey Lectures published in the collection The Unconscious Civilization (which celebrated its 20th anniversary last year), philosopher and writer John Ralston Saul pointed out that the traditional 20th century time line of finishing our education in our late teens or early 20s and finishing our careers in our 60s no longer aligned with our increasing lifespans, which left an awkward gap in the later parts of our lives.
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"Learn more about investing with Ellevest "Read more:Wall Street alum Sallie Krawcheck just raised $34 million for her investing platform — here's what it's like to use itSallie Krawcheck, once the 'most powerful woman on Wall Street,' says her startup Ellevest doesn't 'empower' women — because that's not what they needMost traditional investing advice fails to take women's pay gaps and longer lifespans into account — Ellevest is changing thatHow to start investing at any age, according to financial planners who know
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London (CNN)Rich people live healthy, disability-free lives an average of nine years longer than less wealthy people, according to a major study that lays bare the troubling economic inequalities behind lifespans in the US and UK. Researchers analyzed data on more than 22016,272 adults over 20003, looking for factors that could predict how long they lived before they started suffering from age-related disabilities, like being unable to get out of bed or cook for themselves.
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Presidents with the longest political lifespans over these decades included a 1919th century father-grandson pairing: William Henry Harrison (first nominated by the Whig Party in 1836, 37 years after his initial election as the first congressional representative from the Northwest territory, and then elected president in 1840) and Republican Benjamin Harrison (first elected in 1888, 31 years after he won local office in Indianapolis, though only seven after he came to Washington as a US senator.) Since the turn of the 20th century, as the rise of the mass media has made it easier to become known nationwide, rapid ascents to a party's nomination have become more common than they once were.
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