Scientists Spot a Longevity Pattern: One Blood Type Shows Up More Often in Centenarians

Living to 100 was once considered extraordinary. Today, it’s becoming increasingly common.

In fact, centenarians—people aged 100 and above—are now the fastest-growing age group worldwide. Their numbers have been steadily rising for decades, prompting scientists to ask an important question:

What makes some people live longer than others?

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