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How to live longer: win a Nobel prize (or a war) | The Sunday Times
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The research, by Andrew Oswald, professor of economics at Warwick, and Dr Matthew Rablen, a government economist, mirrors a previous study which showed that an actor awarded an Oscar gained almost four years' extra life. The Warwick study looked at Nobel winners and nominees in physics and chemistry between ...
Winning Nobel Prize increases lifespan by 2 years - Reuters
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Oswald and government economist Matthew Rablen compared the lifespan of 524 scientists who had been nominated for the prize between and 1950, including 135 who had won it. The average lifespan in the group was 76 years but winners lived on average 1.4 years longer than nominees.
Guardian: Nobel winners live longer, say researchers | Higher education | The...
Winning a Nobel prize adds nearly two years to your lifespan - and it's not because of the cash that goes with it.
Nobel Prize win linked to longer lifespan - ABC News (Australian...
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Scientists who have won a Nobel Prize live nearly two years longer than those who have only been nominated, suggesting that social status confers health-giving...
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