David Sinclair· PhD
"Individuals who survive over 100, 105 or 110 years show progressively greater compression of late-life morbidity."
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"Individuals who survive over 100, 105 or 110 years show progressively greater compression of late-life morbidity."
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well of health then yes yes because completely functional what was they had compression of morbidity so it's not only that they lived it longer and they lived healthier but they died it's the gun quicker quicker at the end of that