Japan's experience in longevity
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This article examines the experience of Japan as one of the longest-lived countries. The study of the country was not chosen randomly, but taking into account its geographical location. Factors affecting longevity were also briefly discussed.
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Japan longevity long active and healthy lifeReferences
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