Peter Attia· MD
do centenarians truly have better health span or are they just dying later and you know for the most part they have this period of compressed morbidity so it looks like they have better health span but do we really know that
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Direct evidence is thin. The claim is plausible and aligns with adjacent findings, but there isn't yet a body of high-quality work that would let us call it well-supported on its own terms.
do centenarians truly have better health span or are they just dying later and you know for the most part they have this period of compressed morbidity so it looks like they have better health span but do we really know that
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do centenarians truly have better health span or are they just dying later and you know for the most part they have this period of compressed morbidity so it looks like they have better health span but do we really know that i mean i think they do based on the literature like i think a 90 year old who will become a centenarian is functioning more like a 70 year old who will not
do cenarius truly have better health span or are they just dying later and you know for the most part they have this period of compressed morbidity so it looks like they have better health span but do we really know that I mean I think they do based on the literature like I think a 90-year-old who will become a sarian is functioning more like a 70-year-old who will not