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- Health: Aging (82)
Supercentenarians
supercentenarian.com
Lists the oldest authenticated centenarians above 112 years old and offers an archive of research articles.
Ask Trudy
geocities.com
Personal site of a centenarian (1899-2003). Includes her story, her secrets to long life, favorite jokes and quotes, and links to sites of interest to centenarians and other seniors.
The Okinawa Centenarian Study
okinawaprogram.com
Identifies eleven genetic and lifestyle factors responsible for successful, healthy aging.
National Centenarian Awareness Project
adlercentenarians.com
Nonprofit organization seeking to contact and honor all those 100 years old and older for their contributions to the past. Interviews, greeting cards and registry.
The Health Report: Centenarian Study
abc.net.au
A group of researchers at Harvard Medical School have been trying to find out what it takes to reach the age of 100 or more. An interview with to two of the principal investigators, Drs Margery Silver and Dr Tom Perls. (February 22, 1999)
The Georgia Centenarian Study
geron.uga.edu
University of Georgia Gerontology Center research on the conditions and needs of those who reach the age of 100 and beyond.
Gerontology Research Group Centenarian Study
grg.org
Overview of scientific research throughout the world. Includes a photo gallery and comprehensive tables of known supercentenarians.
New England Centenarian Study
bumc.bu.edu
The NECS is the largest genetic study of centenarians in the world with approximately 1,000 subjects enrolled including centenarians, their siblings and children and control subjects.
Land of Sky Century Club
landofsky.org
Recognizes and honors individuals who are at least 100 years old in Buncombe, Henderson, Madison and Transylvania Counties of North Carolina.- South Plains Centenarians
geocities.com
This site contains the life stories of 100 year old residents in nursing facilities on the South Plains of Texas. 
Centenarians
hcoa.org
Featuring a new centenarian each month. Stories of people who lived to be 100.
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Centenarians used to be rarer than hens' teeth; now America alone has 1000 of them. By the end of this century the age of 100 may have become the new ...
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