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How Are You Aging?

The Silver Century Foundation would like to hear from our readers about what they think about getting older and how they regard their own aging.
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How much do you know about growing older? Is it true that your heredity will determine how long you live? Is it false that your vocabulary will grow as you age? Test yourself on the basic facts and the latest research on aging.
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