Friday,
October 12
Another Study Finds Italians Live the
Longest
The
ANNOTICO Report
The
Primary Factors are the quality of life, as well as people's healthy diets.
Interestingly,
more than 55,000 British people currently receive their state pension in
Italians
and Spaniards 'Live the Longest'
People
living near the Mediterranean coast have the highest life expectancy in
Retire
to the Sun
12th October 2007
Research by the Academy of Healthy Ageing found that in Italy, men and women
were expected to live to an average age of 71 and 76 respectively, reports the
Typically Spanish website.
The Italians were closely followed by the Spanish, as men were likely to reach
an average of age of 70, while a typical woman could live to 75.3 years old.
This was attributed to numerous factors, such as the quality of life in
People in these countries were said to enjoy a better quality of life than
those in other EU member states.
These findings could be of interest to people who are planning to retire to
According to government statistics, more than 55,000 British people currently
receive their state pension in
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