THE TIMES: Secret to staying alive (and lively) at 110 is in the blood

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Prof Dan Davis, an expert in immunology at the University, is quoted in The Times. Prof Davis comments on new research from Japan which has investigated why supercentenarians – people over the age of 100 – tend to have good health up until their death. It has been linked to unusually high levels of an immune cell, though Prof Davis cautions that this may be a result of, rather than a cause of, longevity.

Period14 Nov 2019

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  • TitleSecret to staying alive (and lively) at 110 is in the blood
    Media name/outletThe Times
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date14/11/19
    DescriptionProf Dan Davis, an expert in immunology at the University, is quoted in The Times. Prof Davis comments on new research from Japan which has investigated why supercentenarians – people over the age of 100 – tend to have good health up until their death. It has been linked to unusually high levels of an immune cell, though Prof Davis cautions that this may be a result of, rather than a cause of, longevity.
    URLhttps://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/secret-to-staying-alive-and-lively-at-110-is-in-the-blood-svtmpk63b
    PersonsDaniel Davis
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Keywords

  • immunology
  • ageing