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Researchers: Today's Elderly Have More Sex, Drink More and Are Less Depressed

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Today's elderly people live both healthier and more active lives than previous generations. This is shown by research from Agecap at the University of Gothenburg. – You can't compare them to previous generations, they are twice as good, says Ingmar Kroon, researcher at Agecap.

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Researchers: Today's Elderly Have More Sex, Drink More and Are Less Depressed

Today's elderly people live both healthier and more active lives than previous generations. This is shown by research from Agecap at the University of Gothenburg. – You can't compare them to previous generations, they are twice as good, says Ingmar Kroon, researcher at Agecap.

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svt Nyheter broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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