PARIS, May 4 — While scientists have yet to discover the secret of eternal youth, they are increasingly interested in the impact of lifestyle on longevity. Various studies have...
A healthy lifestyle may offset the effects of life-shortening genes by more than 60 per cent, scientists say. — ETX Studio picPARIS, May 4 — While scientists have yet to discover the secret of eternal youth, they are increasingly interested in the impact of lifestyle on longevity.
For the purposes of their research, the scientists used data from 353,742 adults, recruited via the UK Biobank between 2006 and 2010, whose health status was monitored until 2021, as well as several associated studies.
This finding suggests, however, that the adoption of healthy habits needs to take place as early as possible to see such a significant increase in life expectancy.
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