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When Did Royalty Begin Giving Recognition to Centenarians?
King George V started sending congratulations to British centenarians in 1917, a tradition that's evolved from telegrams to official cards over the past century.
Size Does Matter: Shorter Women More Likely to Reach 100
Shorter women are more likely to live past 100 thanks to genes that reduce growth hormones and slow ageing.
Qualifying for a Telegram from the Queen
Here's when you qualify to receive a congratulatory telegram from the Queen, including age milestones and wedding anniversaries.
Hobbies Keep Centenarians Sharp
People who live past 100 stay mentally sharp by reading, crafting and exercising regularly.
Vivacious Centenarian Celebrates 100 With Hot Wings and Hot Babes
A 100-year-old man celebrates his milestone birthday at his favourite restaurant, reflecting on a long life of good food and good times.
We Could Develop a Centenarian Pill According to Researcher
Harvard researcher David Sinclair believes we're close to developing a pill that could let most of us live to 100 with the vitality of a 40-year-old.
Who is the World's Oldest Living Person?
Jeanne Calment holds the record for oldest person ever verified, while the current title holder remains hotly debated among researchers.
The Wit and Wisdom of Centenarians
People who live past 100 share sharp wit and humour that may actually help them live longer.
Meet Some Astounding Centenarians
Meet people who've lived past 100 and are still going strong with surprising achievements and active lives.
Commonalties Among Centenarians
Centenarians around the world share surprising habits like staying active into their 80s and 90s, revealing clues about living longer.