"Supercapacitors will live longer than the phone itself," says Gogotsi.
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Will someone from my daughter's cohort live longer than Calment?
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Many Americans believe they will live longer than their parents.
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Do those folks live longer than the rest of us?
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"You have to live longer than your parents," she told me.
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"We are meant to live longer than our parents," he said.
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Women live longer than men and recover faster when they fall ill.
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Women can still expect to live longer than men -- 210 years vs.
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Morning people may live longer than night owls, a new study suggests.
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They are richer and likely to live longer than any previous generation.
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"No Rio will live longer than any of us," Ms. Howland said.
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Most people today will live longer than their parents or grandparents did.
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Patients with dementia, for example, rarely live longer than a few years.
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Such insurance reduces the risk that pensioners will live longer than expected.
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Women can still expect to live longer than men -- 21 years vs.
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It's no surprise that the wealthy often live longer than the poor.
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Elite athletes did certainly seem to live longer than everyone else, on average.
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Experts have long known that rich people generally live longer than poor people.
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Women also tend to have fewer working years, yet live longer than men.
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Women live longer than men on average, so Overton's longevity was particularly noteworthy.
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There are cardiovascular benefits, and moderate drinkers seem to live longer than abstainers.
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Most babies born with it don't live longer than a year without treatment.
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He might live longer than a year, but certainly no more than five.
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Some studies have found that Adventists live longer than members of others faiths.
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It's only one of the reasons why today women live longer than men.
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Studies find people with strong social bonds tend to live longer than others.
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Why, then, do blacks who are older than 65 live longer than whites?
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Does his council know that Bran might live longer than the average human?
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Kidney-transplant recipients live longer than those on chronic dialysis and generally feel better.
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Whatever you decide, I'll leave you with this thought: Tortoises live longer than hares!
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Typically, women do live longer than men, yet again it depends on your lifestyle.
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Over all, women live longer than men and African-Americans die younger than whites.
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Researchers long ago found that the rich tend to live longer than the poor.
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Fast walkers live longer than their slower counterparts, and so on and so on.
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Regular medical care is another factor in women's ability to live longer than men.
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Today, they can expect to live longer than Americans — for more than 80 years.
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I thought that she'd pull through and that she would live longer than I would.
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We've long known that women live longer than men do, even when they're not stranded.
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"People have the potential to live longer than in any time in history," she said.
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As women live longer than men on average, the gap follows women throughout their lives.
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One of the interesting things is, though, is that women do live longer than men.
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My comrades may live longer than I will, but my taste buds tell richer stories.
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Intelligent children tend to live longer than their less gifted peers, a new study suggests.
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Half of people with glioblastoma live longer than the median survival of about 14 months.
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The video also noted that Australians can expect to live longer than Americans, on average.
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AI and ever-accelerating innovations in medical technology are enabling humans to live longer than ever.
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Richer people, unfairly, also live longer than less well-off ones, even in the developed world.
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Not surprisingly, overall, joggers tended to live longer than non-joggers, but then it gets interesting.
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Today's young Russians drink less, smoke less, and live longer than those who came before them.
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People with cancer are able to live longer than ever before due to strides in research.
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But, sadly, most cats who are born this way don't live longer than a few days.
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And plus the fact that they're going to live longer than they ever would have thought.
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While this is just an estimate, the researchers think some worms might live longer than 500 years.
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That is, beneficiaries who die early do not subsidize beneficiaries who live longer than the actuarial assumption.
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There could be plenty of other reasons why people who run live longer than people who don't.
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Because women on average live longer than men, they are likely to have more years in retirement.
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Advancing age is the single greatest risk factor for Alzheimer's, and women typically live longer than men.
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Mantis probably knew this better than anyone, given that mantids don't usually live longer than a year.
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If that's the case, then why do religiously affiliated people consistently live longer than their non-religious peers?
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Women also generally live longer than men, making it even more important that they plan their finances carefully.
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Since most people live longer than they expect, it is not uncommon to pay far over the odds.
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We've known for a long time that rich people can generally expect to live longer than poor people.
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Put simply, the well-off tend to live longer than those less fortunate, which is not a surprise.
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As a result, if you reach age 75 you can expect to live longer than your counterparts abroad.
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And since women typically live longer than men, savings often must be stretched across more years of retirement.
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A longevity study done in 2015 by Medical Research found that Asian-Americans live longer than other ethnic groups.
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It needs to account for the fact that women live longer than men, on average, when planning for retirement.
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Women also need a bigger nest egg for retirement because they tend to live longer than men, she said.
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But if you live longer than expected, the bigger benefit means you've reduced the risk of outliving your money.
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Three-fourths die within a year of diagnosis, and only about 1 in 10 live longer than five years.
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They save, everybody gets care, and they live longer than we do, and infant mortality rates are substantially lower.
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For one, they live longer than men — on average by six to eight years, according to the World Health Organization.
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Women, who typically live longer than men, accounted for the overwhelming majority of centenarians in 2100: more than 2119 percent.
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And several systematic reviews of studies involving millions of people have found that regular coffee drinkers live longer than others.
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Since more affluent men live longer than poorer men, this winds up being a progressive change in the benefit structure.
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PHYS ED People who played tennis, badminton or soccer tended to live longer than those who cycled, swam or jogged.
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It was looking like he was going to live longer than any of his heroes — than Elvis or John Lennon.
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The connections the students drew were powerful: They learned that people in China live longer than black people in America.
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Because women statistically live longer than men, they need to save even more for their later years, according to Collinson.
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Likewise, female baboons that form strong social bonds live longer than those that don't, as do macaques with larger families.
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If that rate had kept up, people born in the US since 2015 should expect to live longer than 79 years.
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Considering that horses can live longer than 30 years, there's a lot of life left in these ex-racehorses, Strainer says.
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This is both sad and consequential, because people who have strong social relationships tend to live longer than those who don't.
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They're going to live longer than they think, and if trends continue, many will run out of money before they die.
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Other things that are super important: Take into account in my investing and my planning that I live longer than men.
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And one study found that people who down three to five cups a day live longer than those who drink none.
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And while life expectancies have increased, better-paid and more educated people tend to live longer than those who earn less.
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"Moderate drinkers live longer than heavy drinkers and non-drinkers," says Paul Gow, deputy director of gastroenterology at Australia's Austin Hospital.
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But considering that women typically earn less and live longer than men, procrastinating can be an expensive mistake in lost investment growth.
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Some experts have suggested that there is an "obesity paradox," the idea that obese people live longer than those of normal weight.
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"What we want to do now is set ourselves up for something that's going to live longer than us," Mr. Castronovo added.
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I also expect to live longer than the median life expectancy that conventional wisdom was based on (78 to 203 years old).
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Back in the 1930s, researchers noticed that rats who had been deprived of food appeared to live longer than their well-fed brethren.
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Removing antibiotics from cattle is more difficult, experts said, because the animals live longer than chickens and have more chances to fall ill.
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Women are still expected to live longer than men in the US, which has been a trend since 1900, according to the CDC.
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But research suggests that coffee drinkers who are diagnosed with colon cancer live longer than cancer patients who don't drink coffee, Kazmi says.
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After a diagnosis of heart failure, moderate drinkers tended to live longer than those who drank more heavily or didn't drink at all.
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Black Americans who live to 65 may now expect to live longer than whites of the same age, the federal researchers also found.
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With treatment, the median survival — which means half of patients live longer than this, and half die sooner — is 12 to 18 months.
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We face a retirement gender gap, since women tend to live longer than men and face a gender wage gap throughout our lives.
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The weights are the probabilities of the survival scenario in question and account for the fact that the rich live longer than the poor.
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Seniors make up 17% of single adults in the U.S., and because women tend to live longer than men, many of them are women.
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It should be noted that these are estimates: Any given justice could live longer than projected, or not make it their full projected lifetime.
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Women who weighed less at age 20 and put on less weight as they aged were more likely to live longer than heavier women.
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Women typically live longer than men — 81 years versus 76 years — according to statistics from the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
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Women also live longer than men (81.2 years versus 76.4 years), according to statistics from the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
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This is an uncomfortable one: According to the research, people with high IQs tend to be healthier and live longer than the rest of us.
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Women tend to live longer than men, and with many taking time off from work to care for children, their salary arcs are different, too.
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Studies show that active people have lower incidences of heart disease, obesity and Type 403 diabetes and usually live longer than people who are sedentary.
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In "The Shadow of a Flying Bird" (21983), Moses asks to live longer than his 22019 years, which to him seem like one short day.
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The couple are mindful of sustainable options too, and typically decorate with succulents and ferns — or orchids, which can live longer than other cut flowers.
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The Centers for Disease Control has found aging former players live longer than comparable men and, despite the media impression, are less likely to commit suicide.
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For reasons scientists don't fully understand, patients with this mutation live longer than those with a wild-type glioma, where mortality is often measured in weeks.
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People live longer than ever before, and many patients are able to recover from deadly illnesses the world knew nothing about when my grandparents were children.
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Women in the group tended to live longer than men: Almost 20144 percent of women were living in 277, compared with almost 60 percent of men.
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Now the Food and Drug Administration has warned that there is no evidence cancer patients receiving robotic procedures live longer than those who have traditional procedures.
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Meanwhile, people growing up in countries such as Japan, China, and Spain will both see greater gains in life expectancy and live longer than their American counterparts.
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People who feel younger actually live longer than those who feel their age or older, according to a study in 2015 published in JAMA Internal Medicine online.
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"Evidence suggests golfers live longer than non-golfers, enjoying improvements in cholesterol levels, body composition, wellness, self-esteem and self-worth," he said in the report's release.
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"We can be confident to say that golfers would live longer than those who don't play golf, but we can't put a number for that," Murray said.
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In less than 20 years, one in every five Americans will be over the age of 65 and we will live longer than any generation before us.
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"People who are more socially connected live longer than people who are less socially connected," said Julianne Holt-Lunstad, a professor of psychology at Brigham Young University.
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At a time when people have the potential to live longer than ever before, an unexpected, or even expected, health expense can derail even the best plans.
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Women live longer than men, and because older age is the highest risk factor for dementia, a longer life can explain a good bit of the discrepancy.
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For example, Hong Kong workers tend to retire earlier and live longer than workers do in the other countries — so their recommended savings rate and benchmarks are higher.
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It predicts that, despite all our medical advances, the average person born in the U.S. in 2040 will only barely live longer than an American born in 2016.
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As financial planner Michael Kitces notes, retirees face many risks: They could live longer than expected and then face huge health-care expenses or higher-than-expected inflation.
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Women typically live longer than men, making financial security a more pressing issue for them, but disparities in pay and investing make closing the "gender retirement gap" hard.
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Joggers have been found to live longer than non-joggers even after adjusting for other factors — a difference of 3.8 years for men and 4.7 years for women.
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Highly fit men with elevated blood pressure or relatively unhealthy cholesterol profiles tended to live longer than out-of-shape men with good blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
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Fortunately for Holzer, HPV cancers respond very well to treatment, and patients with this form of cancer live longer than those with non-HPV head and neck cancers.
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According to a new study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, American women who live in places surrounded by greenery will live longer than those who don't.
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Between this lack of confidence, the gender pay gap, and the fact that women live longer than men, some experts are collectively calling these barriers the investing gap.
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Since women earn less than men due to the wage gap, and live longer than men as well, they would be further set back by cuts to the program.
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One reason poor people in major metropolises have longer life expectancies could be that they have higher proportions of immigrants, who tend to live longer than native-born Americans.
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A 2006 study titled "Why Women Live Longer Than Men: Sex Differences in Longevity," published in General Medicine, notes that male birds outlast female birds under similar captive conditions.
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"It makes me feel like I have a chance to live longer than I thought I would," said Patrick Denger, 214, who has been receiving weekly infusions since December.
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Even as Americans live longer than ever before, about 85 percent of older adults have at least one chronic disease, and more than three-quarters have at least two.
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However, Link said "China is much bigger than the Communist Party of China and the motive in China to improve human rights will live longer than the CCP does".
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In fact, heart failure patients who consume up to seven drinks a week may actually live longer than those who completely avoid alcohol, researchers report in JAMA Network Open.
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In fact, the rats exposed to cell phone radiation actually appeared to live longer than the ones that weren't, a finding that the FDA's Shuren says the agency is assessing.
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Especially since women live longer than men do, "they can afford to invest a little more riskily because they can weather the ups and downs of the market," Bajtelsmit says.
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Women who did manual labor appeared to live longer than women who didn't, although the difference was too small to rule out the possibility that it was due to chance.
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Costs are lower across Europe, Canada and Australia, where government plays a bigger role in medical care than here, and citizens in many of those places live longer than Americans.
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His youthfulness derives from existing therapies: he takes metformin—a diabetes drug that has made elderly diabetics live longer than a healthy control group—and Retin-A, for his skin.
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Research shows that people who practice self-care have better quality of life, are admitted less frequently to a hospital, and live longer than those who report poor self-care.
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An insurance consortium would take on the risk that members live longer than expected, said Truell, a pensions adviser to British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson when he was mayor of London.
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In it, he said that he was unable to replicate a fascinating previous finding which had suggested that people who smile more intensely tend to live longer than those who did not.
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Past research studying the health gap in the U.S. has often looked at the big picture, examining life expectancy (spoilers, rich people live longer than poor people) or specific diseases like cancer.
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But delaying adulthood also has to do with the fact that people live longer than they used to and more people expect to go to college instead of directly entering the workforce.
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Editorial An important new study shows that the poor in some cities, like New York and San Francisco, live longer than those with similar incomes in places like Detroit and Oklahoma City.
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At this point, we should not be surprised to hear that people who exercise and have high aerobic endurance tend to live longer than those who are sedentary and out of shape.
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Driving this trend are three things: Retirees want to create a financial safety net as Americans live longer than ever, they want to pursue something meaningful and they want to avoid being bored.
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And based on current trends, a New England Journal of Medicine study published in 2005 reported that children today may be the first generation predicted to likely not live longer than their parents.
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Although he was longing for that time, he first wanted to live to be 100, or at the very least live longer than his older brother, who had died just short of 99.
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I also have multiple streams of income and plan to live longer than the 78- to 82-year life expectancy that conventional wisdom is based on, so I'm willing to shoulder more risk.
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Thanks to advances in medicine, lifestyle and nutrition, many of us will live longer than our parents and grandparents, as what we once thought of as science fiction is now closer to reality.
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Retirees who tried to reinvest the lump-sum payments would almost inevitably lose out — especially women, who tend to live longer than men and are more likely to run out of money in retirement.
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"It turns out that people who are more socially connected to family, to friends, to community are happier, they're physically healthier and they live longer than people who are less well connected," he says.
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Ms. Hunter, who died on Thursday at 98, credited the natural ingredients she used for helping her live longer than people who rely on artificial additives and processed foods that persist in the American diet.
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The swap transaction is the second biggest carried out with a British pension scheme, HSBC said on Tuesday, and will insure against the risk that the scheme's members or their named beneficiaries live longer than expected.
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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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If you claim early and die early, you got more money out of the system, he said — but if you live longer than anticipated, you may be at greater risk of a reduced standard of living.
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"It's well established over hundreds of years that the rich generally live longer than the poor," said Mr. Young, a retired statistician who is also a member of the E.P.A.'s Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee.
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The company on Friday said its immunotherapy Tecentriq combined with its Avastin medicine helped people with the most common form of liver cancer to live longer than with an older drug from one of its competitors.
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But much of the last rush of giving, the $2.7 billion that was dispensed through her estate, came together when she was told she had brain cancer and would not live longer than a few months.
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The deal will see Rothesay assume the risk that investment returns falter or that members live longer than expected, so-called longevity risk, which companies are keen to transfer to insurers and off their balance sheet.
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Though it may seem counterintuitive, patients successfully treated for early breast or lung cancer are likely to live longer than people who never had cancer, giving them more years in which to develop a second cancer.
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When it comes to jogging, the world s most common form of strenuous exercise, a new study concludes that people who jog regularly, but slowly, tend to live longer than those who push themselves to the max.
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Whether your social network is measured in terms of the size or the extent to which you feel supported by it, people who have a wealth of friends live longer than those more socially impoverished, she adds.
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Currently, Papahānaumokuākea is home to more than 7,000 marine species, including endangered whales and sea turtles and the longest-living marine species in the world — black coral, which have been found to live longer than 4,500 years.
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Because people live longer than they used to, and because investments like Treasury bonds don't pay as much as they used to, rule-of-thumb watchers have revised the number to subtract from 110 or even 120.
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Given that you can break the rules of health-obsessives and still live longer than friends who eat like squirrels, I'm more interested in the time that these folks have passed, rather than how they got there.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Obese people who undergo a certain kind of weight-loss operation after age 13 may live longer than obese people of the same age who don't have the surgery, a study suggests.
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We now study patients that have had Parkinson's for 10, 20, 30, or 40 years in some cases—we try to understand why some patients live longer than others, and he had a typical course for a patient.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Roche Holding AG, seeking to expand uses for its drug Tecentriq beyond bladder cancer, said on Thursday a study had shown the new immunotherapy helped people with lung cancer live longer than with chemotherapy.
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Issues at the forefront of the Democrats' agenda affect women disproportionately — more women live in poverty, more receive Medicare or Medicaid because they live longer than men, and many women oversee health care and education in their households.
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Global Health Life spans in the world's wealthiest countries will continue to increase in the future, and women in South Korea may be the first to live longer than 90 years on average, a new study has found.
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In March, Ewing, New Jersey-based Celator said its Vyxeos treatment helped older high-risk patients with a deadly form of leukemia live longer than those who received the standard of care regimen in a late stage clinical trial.
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In fact, a 2014 study from the The Lancet (also relying in part on Gallup polling data) found that people who feel their lives have meaning tend to live longer than those with a lower sense of well-being.
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All assumptions founded on the facts observed when women were the protected sex will have disappeared — as, for example (here a squad of soldiers marched down the street), that women and clergymen and gardeners live longer than other people.
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ZURICH, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Roche on Friday said its immunotherapy Tecentriq combined with its Avastin medicine helped people with the most common form of liver cancer to live longer than with an older drug from Germany's Bayer.
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Americans who live in the most economically prosperous areas are far more likely to attain higher educational achievements, earn more money and even live longer than those who live in the most economically distressed areas, a new report finds.
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The researchers also found that the male rats in the high-exposure group appeared to live longer than the other rats, but more research is needed to determine why and how that may be relevant to the study results.
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The World Health Organization has some good news for the world: Babies born today are likely to live longer than ever before, and the gains are particularly dramatic in the parts of the world where life expectancy has lagged most.
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Simply put, people who are generous and volunteer their time for the benefit of others seem to be happier than those who don't, and happy people tend to have fewer health complaints and live longer than those who are unhappy.
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Satisfying social connections "People who are more socially connected to family, to friends, to community, are happier, they're physically healthier, and they live longer than people who are less well connected," said Harvard psychiatrist Robert Waldinger in his popular TEDx talk.
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In the largest study of its kind, the scientists analyzed survey data from more than half a million people across ten European countries, and found that people who drink around three cups a day tend to live longer than non-coffee drinkers.
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" Despite Big Time's court claims of buying plain old brine shrimp from China, the enclosure boasts that "after years of crossbreeding, we developed a hybrid," and "These amazing new hybrids grow larger and live longer than any 'natural' variety of brine shrimp.
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Since it is known that these seriously ill cancer patients will die, if they are given an experimental drug and then have a "durable response" -- their tumors shrink; they live longer than expected -- researchers know that "this wouldn't happen by chance," Woodcock said.
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Bolster your social connections "People who are more socially connected to family, to friends, to community, are happier, they're physically healthier, and they live longer than people who are less well connected," said Harvard psychiatrist Robert Waldinger in his popular TEDx talk.
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It would make sense, for instance, to trim the benefits of recipients who were high earners during their work lives, because, in general, high earners live longer than low earners and thus draw their relatively higher benefits for a longer period of time.
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Given that moderate drinkers tend to live longer than teetotalers, I'd love a glass of wine or a beer with dinner if I could do so without gaining, so I looked into what science has to say about alcohol's influence on weight.
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Ambulance transport time is just one of many health disparities based on income, and it's known that wealthier Americans live longer than those with lower incomes for a number of reasons, including better access to health care in general and lower rates of certain diseases.
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RELATED: 21 Reasons You'll Live Longer Than Your Friends It may strengthen a man's bones More good news for men who decide to couple up: a UCLA study found that men in stable relationships or marriages after the age of 25 have stronger bones.
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Just 5% of ALS patients live longer than 20 years, according to the ALS Association, and it's virtually unheard of to survive for 50 years or more — though North America's longest-living ALS patient, a Canadian named Steven Wells, has had the condition for almost 40 years.
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"Women consistently not only have pay inequity but weaker labor force participation, which can explain poverty risks later in life, especially as women tend to live longer than men and have fewer resources over their lifetime," said Ernest Gonzales of New York University in New York City.
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That's true enough, but a closer look at life expectancy statistics in the West suggests that they may not mean very much: for instance, residents of Monaco seem to live longer than anyone (89.4 years); the United States, at 80 years, surpasses Denmark, at 79.5 years.
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"Longevity risk in society is a big threat, and tontines could be part of the solution," said Bruno Caron, an actuary at A. M. Best, an insurance rating company based in Oldwick, N.J. With a tontine, after all, if you live longer than everybody else, you collect more money.
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Cramer broke it down by age: "You're going to be living off your investments for the rest of your life, so some part of your portfolio should always be trying to create more wealth in case you live longer than you expect and need more money to support yourself," Cramer said.
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"The expansion provides critical protections for more than 7,000 marine species, including whales and sea turtles listed under the Endangered Species Act and the longest-living marine species in the world — black coral, which have been found to live longer than 4,500 years," the White House said early Friday morning.
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The sentence carries a minimum 40 years imprisonment, adhering to the terms of the plea agreement, but the judge advised that should Dr. Nassar improbably live longer than any human has, and come up for parole after serving the federal and state sentences, his time in state prison should extend to 175 years.
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Ensuring that girls and women, in particular, understand the basics of personal finance and economics — not just to be ready for rainy days but also to plan for a successful financial life — is critical for at least two key reasons: American women often live longer than men and more frequently manage their household's finances.
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As you can see in this chart on life expectancy for men (and further down, the chart on life expectancy for women) it's not just that the rich live longer than the poor in every county in every state of the nation — it's also that every step up the income ladder confers years of life.
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