Friday, November 04, 2005
First-Born Daughters More Likely to Live to 100, Suggests Society of Actuaries Research
Predictors for exceptional human longevity may include birth order, place of birth and early-life living conditions, according to a recent Society of Actuaries (SOA) study that suggests there are several factors linked to one's longevity. The data indicates that first-born daughters are three times more likely to survive to age 100 compared to later-born daughters. The chances for exceptional longevity are minimal for sons having a birth order of four to six compared to those born earlier or later.
First-Born Daughters More Likely to Live to 100, Suggests Society of Actuaries Research
Source: PR Newswire
First-Born Daughters More Likely to Live to 100, Suggests Society of Actuaries Research
Source: PR Newswire
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