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In South Korea, the average woman may soon live to 90

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Long life global trend: South Korean women lead at 90

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South Korea will take lead in life expectancy by 2030, study predicts

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Australian men to be knocked off top spot for life expectancy

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How To Live To Old Age? Average Life Expectancy May Cross 90 Years By 2030, But Not For The US

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SOUTH KOREAN WOMEN BORN IN 2030 WILL LIVE THE LONGEST, STUDY FINDS

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Study sees U.S. life expectancy falling further behind other countries

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Sorry, America: U.S. life expectancy projected to lag behind other countries

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Life expectancy to break 90 barrier by 2030

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Men close the life expectancy gap on women by ditching drink and cigarettes and embracing a healthier lifestyle

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Now we are all going to live over 90, we need to look to Japan for some advice

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Why South Koreans now live longer than Americans

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