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Number of Children May Influence Lifespan, Suggests New Study
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Number of Children May Influence Lifespan, Suggests New Study
A new study by researchers at the University of Helsinki in Finland suggests that both having no children and having significantly more children than average may be associated with a shorter lifespan and faster biological aging. However, scientists stress that these findings represent population-level trends and should not be interpreted as personal health advice. The study, published in Nature Communications, explores how reproductive patterns …
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