The turning point
In 1970-90, however, Japan’s cerebrovascular mortality rate fell towards the OECD average. With world-beating numbers on heart disease and fewer strokes, Japan soared up the longevity league table.
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A long life expectancy - Japan has the world’s longest life expectancy and 80,000 centenarians.
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