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Why it's important. Around 31,000 in France: the number of centenarians still increasing
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The death of Spain's María Branyas Morera on Tuesday at the age of 117 raises questions about the secret of such longevity. Medical advances and better living conditions are the main factors behind these advances in life expectancy. In France, on January 1, 2024, 31,000 people were centenarians and this figure could increase in the coming years.
The death of Spain's María Branyas Morera on Tuesday at the age of 117 raises questions about the secret of such longevity. Medical advances and better living conditions are the main factors behind these advances in life expectancy. In France, on January 1, 2024, 31,000 people were centenarians and this figure could increase in the coming years.
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