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April 25, 2022
Sister Andre, (left) born in southern France in1904, was announced the worlds oldest person by the Guinness World Records after the death of Kane Tanaka of Japan (bottom), aged 119 in April.
April 13, 2022
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January 25, 2022
The servicification of economic activity occurring across Africa has implications for the continentâs future. Using per capita nightlight luminosity as a proxy for economic development, this column finds a strong positive association between higher-skill services and economic growth that varies according to geography, institutions, technology, and market conditions. Data on
January 9, 2022
People these days are often ready for a well-earned rest when they approach retirement age in their 60s. But experts have now claimed that within 80 yea
January 8, 2022
Experts at a Canadian university has suggested the first person to live to 130 could be a milestone which is reached by the end of this century. The current record age is 122.
October 3, 2021
New research wades into the debate of how long people can live by analysing new data on supercentenarians.
October 2, 2021
By Sara HusseinAgence France-PresseTOKYO â Humans can probably live to at least 130, and possibly well beyond, though the chances of reaching such super old age remain vanishingly small, according to new research.The outer limit of the human lifespan has long been hotly debated, with recent studies making the case we could live up to 150 years, or arguing that there is no
October 1, 2021
Statistically, there's nothing stopping you from living to be 130 years old! But, individually, your chances are probably one in a million.
September 29, 2021
Want to live forever? Theoretically, you could, study says
September 29, 2021
Humans can probably live to at least 130, and possibly well beyond, though the chances of reaching such super old age remain vanishingly small, according to new research.