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Publication: The Prospector
Author: Cory Bennett
Date: 22 February 2007
According to an article in the November 2005 issue of National Geographic titled “The Secrets Of Longevity (What Do They Know That The Rest of Us Don’t?),” long life seems to be the most abundant in three specific regions of the world.
One group of long-living people who were […]

Publication: St Petersburg Times
Author: Logan Neill
Date: 15 February, 2007
Livingston Taylor believes that when it comes to creativity it’s best to take your time. Which is why, after 38 years in the music business, he believes he feels his best work may well be ahead of him.
Sure, Taylor’s longevity as a singer-songwriter makes him something of a […]

Publication: Innovations-Report.de
Author: Laura Madden-Fuentes
Date: 3 February, 2007 
The heady odor of yeast paste partially counteracts the life-lengthening effects of nutrient restriction on fruit flies – leading Baylor College of Medicine researchers to believe that the fly’s perception that there is still food around may trigger a different metabolic state than one that exists when nutrients are limited.
In […]

Publication: Zee News
Date: January 22, 2007
Social status may impact on longevity, say researchers who studied winners and nominees of the Nobel Prize.
Previous research has found a link between status and health in monkeys, but it has been difficult to investigate the link in human beings because status often brings more wealth, which improves living standards […]

Publication: The Baltimore Sun
Author: Dennis O’Brien
Date: January 12, 2007
BALTIMORE – Lois Vaught has a sweet smile, a soft voice and an aversion to hearing aids. Although she’s deaf, she will not use one.
When you’re 104, you can decide these things for yourself.
“My husband had a hearing aid, but it wasn’t satisfactory. It never worked right,” […]