The secret to living longest may not be in your genes but in your daily walk to the market and a healthcare system that treats prevention as routine.
South Korean men are projected to become the world’s longest-lived male population by 2030 — a rise researchers link not to genetics, but to better nutrition, low obesity, strong healthcare, and the quiet protection of everyday movement
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