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A healthy lifestyle might add five years to your life despite your genes.
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Your DNA can influence how long you live, but it's still worth leading a healthy life, according to new research.
In the first study of its kind, scientists explored whether the negative impact of genetics on life expectancy could be reduced by a healthy lifestyle.
Habits to extend life include regular exercise, a healthy diet, no smoking and getting enough sleep.
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Vast study shows healthy living could prolong the lives of some by five years.
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