Category: Thomas Perls
Optimism, Laughter May Bring Long Life
HealthDay News
Thomas Perls, School of Medicine
If you want to live a long life, accent the positive and keep laughing, say researchers who have found that centenarians are often extroverts who embrace the world from an optimistic and carefree perspective…
Keep brain and body active to age well
Boston Globe
Thomas Perls, School of Medicine
Dorothy Anger has taken nine courses at Boston University, ranging from film to foreign relations and the Middle East…
Your Life Span? Ask the Calculator
Kiplinger’s Retirement Report
Thomas Perls, School of Medicine
Life-span predictions may sound like the stuff of tarot cards and palm readers…
Women full of excuses when it comes to finances
The Globe and Mail
Thomas Perls, School of Medicine
Most best-selling personal finance authors choose to write books specifically for their female audience…
Living well, reducing stress can help lengthen lifespan
Palm Beach Daily News
Thomas Perls, School of Medicine
On this Valentine’s Day, almost everyone’s thoughts turn to love, roses, and chocolate…
New blood tests predict chances of living to 100
FoxNews.com
Thomas Perls, School of Medicine
A new blood test can predict a person’s chance of living to 100 with up to 85 percent accuracy, U.S. scientists said Thursday…
11 Health Habits That Will Help You Live To 100
Huffington Post
Thomas Perls, School of Medicine
One of the biggest factors that determines how well you age is not your genes but how well you live. Not convinced?…
Protective genes may lead to a long life
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Thomas Perls, School of Medicine
People who live 110 years or longer have as many disease-associated genes as those in the general population, but they may also be blessed with protective genes that help them live so long, researchers report…
