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Eating Breakfast Late Linked to Biological Aging, Depression, & Oral Health Issues

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The time people have their meals may affect their longevity, according to a new study’s findings. Image for illustration purposes
The time people have their meals may affect their longevity, according to a new study’s findings. Image for illustration purposes

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Everyone wants to live longer, and thanks to increased life expectancy with medical advancements, people are living longer than ever. 

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a person’s life expectancy roseTrusted Source to 73.3 years in 2024 from 64.9 in 1995. The number of centenarians — people who have had their 100th birthday — around the world is expected to increase from about 722,000 in 2024 to almost 4 million by 2054.

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