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A recent study has shed light on why women live longer than men
The study was done by Harvard Medical
It said that women are medically stronger than men

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Harvard study reveals why women live longer than men

Name: Harvard study reveals why women live longer than men
Uploaded: 2023-03-30T12:53:34.000+05:30
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Description: According to the study, diet, metabolism, reproductive organs and hormones also play a crucial role, know more about it

According to the study, diet, metabolism, reproductive organs and hormones also play a crucial role, know more about it

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Harvard study reveals why women live longer than men

A recent study done by Harvard Medical sheds light on why women live longer than men. It said that women are medically stronger than men.

Moreover, both women and men have 23 pairs of chromosomes and while 22 pairs are same in both the sexes the 23rd pair is different in men which is linked to diseases and results in their shorter lives than women.

Besides this, the testosterone hormone in men also starts sieving muscles of the heart over time causing various heart diseases.

According to them, diet, metabolism, reproductive organs and hormones also play a crucial role.

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Can you elaborate on the roles of diet, metabolism, reproductive organs, and hormones?❯

The study mentions that diet, metabolism, reproductive organs, and hormones all contribute significantly to the difference in life expectancy between men and women.