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They’re known as Blue Zones—named for the blue circles researchers drew to identify the first one on a map—and they’re home to some of the oldest and healthiest people in the world. Dan Buettner, ...

It sure is tempting to think that you could (healthfully) eat your way to 100. The reality is that what you eat really does play a role in how long you live—as do many other factors. A Danish study of ...

Discover the secrets of Blue Zone communities and their lifestyles that promote longevity, health, and happiness across the globe.

People in certain corners of the world consistently live into their 90s and 100s without the usual barrage of age-related illnesses. These places, known as “Blue Zones,” aren’t guided by fads or ...

Like most women, I've always wondered about the secret to living a longer, healthier life—especially as someone who loves good food. So when I had the chance to attend The Blue Zones™ Experience at ...

Most people spend decades planning their retirement finances. Yet surprisingly few stop to ask a more fundamental question: where exactly on the map does the human body tend to last the longest?

According to medical experts, certain foods are linked to longevity. Find out how eating certain nutrient-dense foods can help you live longer.

Around the world, health gurus and travellers alike are making 'Blue Zones' their next home. These select areas of the world have higher rates of people living above-average lifespans, with many ...

A global blueprint for living longer, healthier lives is coming to Galveston, and leaders say it could transform both public health and the local economy.

We all want to live longer. Or, more specifically: better for longer. We want steady energy levels, sound minds and the ability to go out and explore for decades to come. Which is probably why so many ...

It’s been 21 years since Dan Buettner wrote a cover story for National Geographic magazine, “The Secrets of Long Life,” seeking to identify common lifestyle habits among the world’s healthiest ...