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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Marie-Louise Jaouen of Brittany, France, Turns 110
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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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Unzipping the Genes: What could we learn from the DNA of the exceptionally old?
Some attribute longevity to a healthy diet and exercise while others claim that it’s due to habits...
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Technology is the future of care – but are we ready for it?
Technology is the future of care – but are we ready for it? By Jimmy Lindberg, MSc, and Ben Meyers...
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Does Size Matter…For Longevity?
It has been observed in nature that larger-bodied animals tend to live much longer lives than...
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Previously validated (but later disputed) supercentenarian claims
Introduction Humankind has always had a great fascination with individuals that are outliers in...
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Is there such a thing as “supercentenarian hotspots?”
The concept of blue zones is fairly familiar to most people. These areas see an increased number...
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Why do supercentenarians live so long?
In my years of researching supercentenarian claims I have personally documented over 3,000...
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Hanako Ishii and the Enduring Power of Parental Love
On 9 January 2024, LongeviQuest representatives traveled to Isumi, Chiba Prefecture near the...
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