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Five habits, roughly a decade of extra life.

In a large US cohort, five low-risk habits at age 50 — never smoking, a healthy weight, regular activity, moderate alcohol and a good diet — were associated with roughly 12 to 14 years longer life expectancy.

Circulation 2018;138:345-355

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