Since 2010, there has been an absolute rise in mortality for adults without a college degree. For those with higher education experience, mortality rates have decreased during the same time period. Read More
The physical and cognitive health of people aged 75 to 80 is significantly better than those of that age range thirty years ago. Read More
Pessimistic people are more likely to die earlier from cardiovascular disease and other causes, but not from cancer than those who have a more optimistic outlook on life. However, optimists did not have a greater than average life expectancy. Read More
For the first time in 100 years, life expectancy has failed to increase in the population. For the poorest 10% of women, life expectancy has declined. Mortality rates of those aged between 45 and 49 have increased as a result of suicide and substance abuse. Read More
Researchers have identified the influence food odors have on proteostasis. Read More
Researchers report they are able to predict those who will live longer or die sooner than average based on examining their DNA. Read More
Researchers report on why being born and raised in certain areas can have a dramatic impact on your life expectancy. Read More
