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A new study suggests the Italian village of Bolotana in Sardinia, could be a new "blue zone" for centenarians, especially for women. Researchers determined that 13.8% of women in that area who attain the age of 70 are expected to reach 100, positioning it as the second highest globally for female longevity, behind Hong Kong.
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