Adults with a Parent Who Lived to 100 Have Lower Health Risks

Adults with a Parent Who Lived to 100 Have Lower Health Risks

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This study finds that adults with at least one parent who lived to 100 years old have lower risks of death, heart disease, and high blood pressure. While healthy behaviors remain important for longevity, having a centenarian parent appears to confer additional health benefits.

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