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longevity

[lon-jev-i-tee, lawn-] / lɒnˈdʒɛv ɪ ti, lɔn- /
NOUN
long life
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Simply by dint of their tablet-like heft, dictionaries make a claim for longevity and authority.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Lots of new gyms are not just workouts, they’re longevity centers.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Because aging and many age-related diseases are closely tied to declining mitochondrial function, scientists see mitochondria as an important target for research aimed at healthier longevity.

From Science Daily

If you delay Social Security, do so only because you and your wife are in a good financial place, expect longevity and want to wait.

From MarketWatch

Then it could be better to be closer to 2% for that “living inheritance” — so parents can “preserve purchasing power and maintain flexibility for healthcare and longevity risks,” Ulin said.

From MarketWatch