Anna Jonsdotter – 111 Years Old in 1829?!
In some of my past editorials I have discussed early centenarian and supercentenarian claimants....
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Anna Jonsdotter – 111 Years Old in 1829?!
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The last five people born in the 1900’s decade
When I was an active member of the 110 Club about a decade ago, there were still a number of...
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Keio University and LongeviQuest Sign Memorandum of Understanding
Keio University and LongeviQuest have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) effective August...
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Longevity Gurus: Today’s Snake Oil Salespeople?
Some people want to live forever and in a world with new medical breakthroughs all the time, it...
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Johnson Parks (1884?–1998) – Status Reclassification
LongeviQuest recently reviewed the case of Johnson Parks, who was long believed to have been the...
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Cultural Perspectives on Aging
Most people want to live long but never get “old.” Still, barring extreme breakthroughs in...
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Quantifying the Qualitative: Applying Lessons from Supercentenarians
There are many strategies to perform scientific research, but basically it boils down to two...
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Missing data, or were there simply no more early supercentenarians?
Pictured: Margaret Ann Neve (1792-1903), image taken by Thomas Alfred Grut, displayed in National...
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Bouncing Back – How Resilience Plays a Key Role in Achieving Longevity
Most of us are devastated by potentially tragic events that affect our lives and we may,...
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