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Their Parents Lived to 100. What Happened to the Children Surprised Researchers

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Living to 100 is rare. But a new study suggests that people whose parents reached that milestone may have a better chance of living longer and avoiding some major health problems, as reported in The Washington Post.

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The age of the parents can give indications of one's own life expectancy: children of 100-year-olds live on average longer and healthier.

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Their parents lived to 100. What happened to the children surprised researchers

Living to 100 is rare. But a new study suggests that people whose parents reached that milestone may have a better chance of living longer and avoiding some major health problems, as reported in The Washington Post.

·Grand Rapids, United States
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A study with more than 4,000 descendants of centenarians found significantly lower risks of cardiovascular disease, hypertension and premature death. Genetics explains half the longevity.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The Washington Post broke the news in Washington, United States on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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