Time Magazine USA - 23 February 2015
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HOW OLD CAN WE LIVE TO BE?
That remains to be seen, but if a promising drug does to humans what it does to mice—a big if—the answer is 142. Mice have a median survival time of 27 MONTHS, but with treatment, the longest-living mouse hit 48 MONTHS, a life 1.77 TIMES LONGER. The median human lifespan is 80 YEARS—so if the oldest person lived 1.77 times longer, he or she would reach 142.

FEATURES
30 Go Time for Hillary
Team Clinton is merging with Team Obama for the 2016 campaign by Michael Scherer
38 The Forgotten War
Conflict in Sudan rages on, even as the world looks to move on by Elizabeth Dias
44 Below the Line
Civil war rends Ukraine’s coal-mining heartland Photographs by Jerome Sessini
52 The Clinic Next Door
CVS’s plan to have its drugstores double as clinics by Eliza Gray
56 Food Fight
New chains are beefing up burgers and challenging fast-food stalwarts by Jack Dickey
64 Three Princes
The bonds between Prince Charles and his sons by Catherine Mayer

THE LONGEVITY REPORT
THE NEW DATA ON HOW BEST TO LIVE A LONGER, HAPPIER LIFE
68 CULTURE
How longevity changes life as we know it by Laura L. Carstensen
72 SCIENCE
New ways to disrupt aging by Alice Park
79 CITIES
The best place to grow old by Justin Worland
80 BIOLOGY
How to keep the body young by Mandy Oaklander
82 PSYCHOLOGY
The antiaging power of a positive attitude by Jeffrey Kluger
87 BRAIN
Can brain games keep a mind young? by Justin Worland
88 PRESIDENTS
Why life after the Oval Office is often long by Nancy Gibbs and Michael Duffy
93 DIET
Meal plan for a longer life by Alexandra Sifferlin
94 MARRIAGE
The long-lasting effect of coupledom by Alexandra Sifferlin
97 OPINION
Lifestyle medicine’s time has come by Dr. Dean Ornish
 
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