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Okinawa Centenarian Study: Investigating Healthy Aging among the World’s Longest-Lived People
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  • 2006Siblings of Okinawan Centenarians Share Lifelong Mortality Advantages173 cited
  • 2008They Really Are That Old: A Validation Study of Centenarian Prevalence in Okinawa91 cited
  • 2007The Cultural Context of “Successful Aging” Among Older Women Weavers in a Northern Okinawan Village: The Role of Productive Activity67 cited

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