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TIMELY TOPICS Upfront NEWS YOU CAN USE THE LONG VIEW 100 Years... and Counting Could you live to 100 or beyond? Given the steady rise in life expectancy, reaching centenarian status is a real possibility. The keys to longevity lie not only in good genes, but also in good habits like exercise, clean eating, and not smoking. more than 20% Percentage of Americans 50% 72,197 Percentage drop in death who will be age 85 or Percentage of babies born in the Number of Americans age 100 rates from all causes of death older by the year 2050, U.S. since 2000 who could live to and older in the U.S.