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The Hispanic Paradox: Is There a Hispanic Mortality Advantage?,bit longer life expectancies. This has been termed the “Hispanic Paradox” and has been an area of research interest. Even with post COVID pandemic declines in American life expectancy that significantly impacted Hispanics, they continue to have a 1.2-year longevity advantage over NHW. Explanations f

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Religion, Spirituality and Longevity,enarians. Unfortunately, this crucial piece of holistic healthcare is underappreciated in healthcare settings, leading to gaps in care for aging populations. In this chapter, we review the literature that explores the connection between R/S, as well as the mechanisms through which R/S supports longe

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Contributions to Longevity and Well-being from Nature,tal, and social factors that contribute to well-being and longevity. While naturalists have praised the benefits of nature for human health and well-being for centuries, only relatively recently have researchers begun to study and write about the impact of nature on longevity and successful aging.

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Supercentenarians,ions affecting the future of medicine, society, and public policy. Supercentenarians (those who have achieved ages greater than 110) provide a unique opportunity to understand successful aging. Historically, it has been challenging to study supercentenarians as only about one third of cases claiming

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Implications of the Age-Friendly Healthcare Systems (AFHS) Movement on the Care of Centenarians,e is to consistently promote the delivery of high-quality health care to all older adults through a set of four evidence-based elements known as the “4?M’s” (What Matters, Medication, Mentation and Mobility). Current demographics show that individuals over the age of 85 are the fastest growing segme

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