A Long-Term Girl From the U.S. Called Russian Roots the Cause of Longevity.
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The oldest member of the Russian diaspora in the United States, Eugenia Bailey, who was 103 years old in November, stated that she had lived to that age thanks to Russian roots. Bailey's parents, Mary and Pavel Niconenko, were among the first 526 Russians to arrive in California on the American ship Merritt in July 1923, transmitting RIA News. "You know, it's interesting that I didn't think I was going to live such a long life. But in 2009, I me…
Evgenia Bailey, the oldest representative of the Russian diaspora in the United States, who celebrated her 103rd birthday, is sure that the secret to her longevity lies in her heredity. The woman attributes her venerable age to her Russian roots and recalls a relative who also lived for more than a century. She told RIA Novosti about this.
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