Lynn Cullen Live: Louise Levy and Pee-wee Herman Obits (08-01-23)
Lynn and Susan are talking about the obit of Louise Levey who was part of a study by the Institute for Aging Research at the...
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Lynn and Susan are talking about the obit of Louise Levey who was part of a study by the Institute for Aging Research at the...
Levy was the oldest living resident of New York State and one of hundreds of Jews 95 and older recruited in 1998 for a genetic study of long-living Ashkenazi Jews
The Longevity Genes Project aims to explore the “good” genes that allow people to live well into the triple digits.
She was one of hundreds of people, all of them Ashkenazi Jews, whose good health and cognitive ability at extreme old age were the subject of genetic research.
(JTA) — Louise Levy, who was the oldest living resident of New York State and a participant in a genetic study of long-living Ashkenazi Jews, died July 17 in Greenwich,