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Humpback Whale Briefly Swallows Kayaker
A humpback whale briefly swallowed a kayaker off Chilean Patagonia before quickly releasing him unharmed. The incident, caught on camera, quickly went ...
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A Dead Face Saves Countless Lives
According to a French story, a drowned girl's body was recovered from France's Seine River sometime in the late 1800s. Her body, displayed in ...
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Money ‘Guru’ Faces the Brevity of Life
“Most of us will live an amazingly long life and should not worry so much about dying young.” Those are the words of Jonathan Clements, 61, ...
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Expert Says Few Will Live to 100
The longevity business is booming. People are flocking to longevity meetings and taking compounds they hope will extend their lives. Investors are backing ...
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Famous Singer Can’t Stop Proving His Worth
David Crosby, the lead singer for Crosby, Stills and Nash., became one of the most successful rock musicians of all time. But even at nearly 80 years ...
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Deep Reflections on Life After Escaping Death
Multiple New York Times best-selling author and documentary director Sebastian Junger had a near-death experience in June 2020. This was due to an unexpected ...
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What Do You Want on Your Tombstone?
Some years ago, a frozen pizza company was trying to figure out an advertising campaign to bring attention to their product. They designed a series of ...
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Paying $100k a Year to Fight Aging
Medical clinics are popping up across the country promising to help clients live longer and better—so long as they can pay. Longevity clinics aim ...
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Teen Rescues Baby from Tragic Scene
In early January, the Portland area suffered from a winter storm that not only blanketed the area with several layers of snow and ice, but buffeted the ...
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Professor Suggests Suicide for Japan’s Elderly
His pronouncements could hardly sound more drastic. In interviews and public appearances, Yusuke Narita, an assistant professor of economics at Yale, ...
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