Their parents lived to 100. What happened to the children surprised researchers
A new longevity study found that children of people who lived to 100 have lower risks of death. These individuals also experienced lower rates of heart disease and high blood pressure. The findings suggest a strong correlation between parental longevity and the health of their offspring.
A new longevity study found that people whose parents lived to 100 had lower risks of death, heart disease and high blood pressure.
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